Passport photo sizes by country
Printed size in millimetres and the matching pixel size at 300 DPI, with a cropper on every page. Your photo never leaves your device.
United States2 × 2 in (51 × 51 mm) · 600×600 px
United Kingdom35 × 45 mm · 413×531 px
Schengen area (EU)35 × 45 mm · 413×531 px
Canada50 × 70 mm · 591×827 px
Australia35 × 45 mm · 413×531 px
India35 × 35 mm (square) · 413×413 px
China33 × 48 mm · 390×567 px
Japan35 × 45 mm · 413×531 px
United Arab Emirates43 × 55 mm · 508×650 px
Egypt40 × 60 mm · 472×709 px
Türkiye50 × 60 mm · 591×709 px
South Africa35 × 45 mm · 413×531 px
Always confirm. Photo rules change and consulates differ. Check the official requirement for your application before you submit.
About passport photo sizes
Why do the sizes differ between countries?
Each country sets its own standard. Most of Europe uses 35 × 45 mm; the United States uses 2 × 2 inches.
What does 300 DPI mean here?
It is the resolution used for photo printing. It converts a physical size in millimetres into a pixel size a portal can check.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. Cropping and resizing happen in your browser, which is exactly what you want for an identity document.