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Passport photo · GOV.UK
digital, 50 KB-10 MB
- Pixels
- 600 × 771 px
- File size
- 50–10240 KB
- Format
- JPEG
Source: HM Passport Office (GOV.UK - passport photo rules). Check the official instructions - rules change.
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United Kingdom: Passport photo size and requirements
United Kingdom: every size for "Passport photo" in one place (print size, pixels and KB limit) and a free tool that makes your file fit. It all runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Your photo never leaves your device.
Sizes and limits
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Passport photo · 35x45 mm
35x45 mm print
- Print size
- 35 × 45 mm
- Pixels
- 413 × 531 px
- Format
- JPEG · 300 DPI
Source: HM Passport Office (GOV.UK - passport photo rules). Check the official instructions - rules change.
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What you'll get
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How it works
- Choose your form below.
- Upload your photo and position it in the frame.
- Download the file at the exact size.
Common questions
United Kingdom: what size does "Passport photo" need to be?
Passport photo · GOV.UK: 600 × 771 px · 50–10240 KB · JPEG. Passport photo · 35x45 mm: 35 × 45 mm · 413 × 531 px · JPEG · 300 DPI. Check the official instructions - rules change.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Cropping, resizing and compression all happen in your browser. Your photo never reaches our servers.
Why does a portal reject a photo that looks fine?
Portals check hard limits: pixel size, file size in KB, format and sometimes DPI or background colour. A photo that looks right can still be a few KB over or a few pixels off. Choosing the right size here sets all of them at once.
What if the file is too big or too small?
The tool compresses the file to stay under the maximum and, where a minimum is required, pads it without changing the picture. If a photo cannot reach the limit at the required pixels, it tells you.