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India Passport size photo (3.5 × 4.5 cm)

Crop your photo to exactly 35 × 45 mm and download a print-ready JPEG. The standard "passport size" used on most Indian forms, ID cards, school and job applications.

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  • The standard "passport size" used on most Indian forms, ID cards, school and job applications.
  • Face should cover about 70–80% of the height; look straight at the camera with a neutral expression.
  • All sizes for India
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India Passport size photo (3.5 × 4.5 cm) requirements

Size: 35 × 45 mm (413 × 531 px at 300 DPI). Background: White or light.

The standard "passport size" used on most Indian forms, ID cards, school and job applications.

Face should cover about 70–80% of the height; look straight at the camera with a neutral expression.

Requirements change occasionally. Always double-check the official portal before submitting.

How to take a good photo at home

Stand about 1.5 m from a plain, light wall in daylight or with lamps on both sides to avoid shadows. Have someone take the photo at eye level with the phone held upright. Neutral expression, mouth closed, eyes open, no glasses, hat or filters. Then upload it here and drag the dashed oval over your head.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a India passport size photo?

35 × 45 mm, which is 413 × 531 pixels at 300 DPI. The standard "passport size" used on most Indian forms, ID cards, school and job applications. Face should cover about 70–80% of the height; look straight at the camera with a neutral expression.

What background colour do I need?

White or light. This tool crops and resizes but does not change the background, so photograph yourself against a plain wall in good, even light.

How do I print it?

Turn on the print sheet under Advanced options to lay out several copies on a 4 × 6 inch or A4 page with cutting guides, then print at 100% scale at any photo shop or on a home printer.

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