Passport Size Photo
Make passport size photo sheets in one click — 35×45mm photos on A4 or 4×6 page
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Passport Size Photo — Complete Guide & Instructions
MakeCard Passport Size Photo turns any portrait into a print-ready sheet of standard 35×45 mm passport photos — the size required for most Indian government forms, exam applications and ID cards. Upload one photo to tile it across the page, or switch to Multiple mode to place several different photos with per-photo copy counts. Choose A4 (36 photos), 4×6 with 8 or 12 slots, add an optional name-and-date strip, even auto-replace a plain background with white, then download a 300-DPI PDF ready for the photo studio or home printer.
How to Use Passport Size Photo
- 1 Pick Single mode (one photo repeated) or Multiple mode (different photos with copies each).
- 2 Click “Choose File” / “Select Photo” and upload a clear portrait — a thumbnail confirms each pick.
- 3 In Single mode, optionally fill Name and Date to print a caption strip under each photo.
- 4 Set “Number” (copies or photos), choose a Page Size, and pick “Yes — replace with white” under Change Background if needed.
- 5 Press “Submit”, check the sheet preview, then click “Download” for a 300-DPI PDF.
Key Features & Capabilities
- Standard 35×45 mm photo cells — the common Indian passport/exam-form size — with a thin cutting border.
- Three sheet layouts: A4 6×6 (36 photos), 4×6 4×2 (8 photos), 4×6 4×3 (12 photos).
- Single mode repeats one photo; Multiple mode mixes different photos with per-photo copy counts.
- Optional name + date caption strip printed at the bottom of each photo.
- Automatic plain-background-to-white replacement using edge flood-fill — handy for photos shot against a wall.
- 300-DPI PDF output, centered crop biased toward the head for proper framing.
Supported Formats & Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Photo Size | 35 × 45 mm per cell (standard Indian passport photo) |
| Sheet Layouts | A4 6×6 (36) · 4×6 4×2 (8) · 4×6 4×3 (12) |
| Modes | Single (one photo × N copies) or Multiple (different photos × N copies each) |
| Extras | Name/date caption strip; optional white-background replacement; cutting guides |
| Output | Print-ready 300-DPI PDF sized to the selected page |
Practical Everyday Use Cases
- Printing a full sheet of passport photos for SSC, UPSC, or other exam application forms.
- Making ID-card photos for school, college, or office badges at home.
- Creating visa and passport renewal photos without a studio visit.
- Producing a family set of photos — different members in one Multiple-mode sheet.
- Getting name-and-date-stamped photos, which many government forms require.
Pro Tips for Best Results
- Shoot the portrait against a plain light wall with even lighting — the white-background option works best on simple backgrounds.
- Use the highest-resolution photo you have; the sheet is rendered at 300 DPI for sharp prints.
- For 4×6 prints, choose the 12-photo layout — it is the cheapest per photo at most photo labs.
- Make sure the face fills roughly 70–80% of the frame before uploading; the crop biases slightly upward toward the head.
Common Problems & Solutions
In Multiple mode, total copies must fit the sheet — reduce the copies-per-photo number or pick the A4 layout for up to 36 slots.
The flood-fill works on plain, evenly lit backgrounds. Busy or shadowed backgrounds leave remnants — use a cleaner source photo.
Upload a portrait where the head sits in the upper two-thirds with space around it; extreme close-ups or wide shots crop badly at 35:45 aspect.
Privacy & Security
100% Client-Side Execution
Your photos are read and composed into the sheet entirely on your device — images never leave your browser or touch a server.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about using Passport Size Photo
Each cell is 35 × 45 mm — the standard Indian passport-size photo used in exam forms, applications and ID cards.
The A4 layout holds 36 photos in a 6×6 grid. The 4×6 layouts hold 8 (4×2) or 12 (4×3) photos.
Yes — switch to Multiple mode, upload each photo in its own slot, and set copies per photo; the total just needs to fit the sheet.
No — the sheet is composed on your device and downloaded as a PDF. Nothing is uploaded.
Yes — in Single mode, fill the Name and Date fields and a small caption strip is printed at the bottom of every photo.
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