Put your passport photos on a 4 × 6 sheet

Lay your passport photo on a 4 × 6 sheet at true physical size, with cut lines and the right DPI inside the file. Print it for the price of one photo.

Open a photo

It stays on this device. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account, watermark or limit.

JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC. Drag a file here if you prefer.

Photo size
50.8 × 50.8 mm 2.00 × 2.00 in
Head height
25–35 mm 49–69% of the height
Background
White or off-white
At 300 DPI
600 × 600 px 1200 × 1200 at 600 DPI

How many fit on each sheet

Computed from the real physical dimensions, not from a lookup table.

PaperPhotosLayoutEdge to edge?
4 × 6 in6 2 × 3 yes — watch the trim
3.5 × 5 in2 1 × 2 0.48 in margin
5 × 7 in6 2 × 3 0.45 in margin
A420 4 × 5 yes — watch the trim
US Letter20 4 × 5 0.16 in margin

The borderless trap

Six 2 × 2 inch photos cover a 4 × 6 sheet exactly — 24 square inches into 24 square inches, with nothing to spare. Photo-lab prints are borderless, which means the printer deliberately overfills the paper and trims the overhang. On an exact-fit sheet that trim comes out of your photos, and a trimmed 2 × 2 is no longer 2 × 2.

Two ways round it: choose the full-photo or "cropless" option when you order the print, or tick Leave a safety margin above, which gives up some copies for a real border. Guides that tell you to print six and stop there are skipping the part that goes wrong.

The same thing, on your phone

Passport Photo: Photo Maker ID does this on iOS with the phone's own camera and an on-device background tool. It is free to download and the first export is free; after that it asks for Pro. This website has no limit.