Check photo size and face size separately
A correct overall photo size does not guarantee a correct face scale. When a preset provides a face-length range, check both the full image dimensions and the face position.
025 · CONTENT IMAGE
Create passport, ID, and employment photos with country presets, face-position guides, no-stretch cropping, and A4 print layouts.
JPG · PNG · WebP · 1 file · up to 15MB / 40MP
01 · PREVIEW
02 · PRESET
Recheck the issuing authority's latest requirements before submission.
Uniform white background; no artificial face/background alteration.
Passport mode does not provide AI face/background compositing, beauty retouching, or stretch.
04 · EXPORT
Republic of Korea Ministry of Foreign Affairs passport photo guidance
verifiedAt · 2026-08-14
05 · A4 PRINT
Print at 100% / Actual Size
03 · ALIGN
This tool assists with sizing and does not guarantee acceptance.
HOW TO USE
Choose a source portrait, then select a passport, ID, or employment purpose and a Korea, U.S., Japan, U.K., Canada, or general preset.
Review the selected preset's physical size, pixel size, and face-length guidance. Use a custom size when the recipient specifies a different requirement.
Use zoom and position controls to align the face with the guide. The source aspect ratio is preserved and only the necessary area is cropped.
Check face position, margins, and output size in the preview, then save an individual JPG or PNG. The Korean online passport preset applies 413×531px JPG output and a 500KB maximum.
For print copies, create the actual-size A4 layout, review the cut guides, and export it. Print at 100% or Actual Size with Fit to Page disabled.
WORKFLOW GUIDE
A correct overall photo size does not guarantee a correct face scale. When a preset provides a face-length range, check both the full image dimensions and the face position.
Do not force a portrait into the target size by stretching width or height. Keep the source aspect ratio and use zoom and position to crop only the required area.
Face-position lines and guides help alignment while editing. They are separated from the rendered result and are not intended to appear in the final JPG, PNG, or A4 output.
Values such as 35×45mm describe physical print size, while values such as 413×531px describe digital submission dimensions. Do not substitute one workflow for the other.
The Korean online passport preset outputs a 413×531px JPG and keeps the file at or below 500KB. It is handled separately from general PNG output and print presets.
Korea, the U.S., Japan, the U.K., and Canada do not share identical photo and face-size requirements. Even when overall dimensions look similar, composition and submission rules may differ.
The tool repeats the selected physical photo size on a 210×297mm A4 sheet. Printer scaling such as Fit to Page can change the final photo dimensions.
Country passport presets are official-format references, while 30×40mm, 35×45mm, and custom sizes are general conveniences for ID or employment photos. Always prioritize the recipient's stated requirement.
IMPORTANT NOTES
FAQ
No. The tool helps match editable requirements such as dimensions, face position, and file format, but capture quality and final acceptance are determined by the issuing authority.
Not always. Some countries also specify face length and composition. When a country preset includes face guidance, check it together with the overall photo size.
It creates a 413×531px JPG and keeps the file at or below 500KB. This is separate from the 35×45mm print preset.
Not in passport mode. Automatic background removal, AI background generation, and compositing are not used to make a noncompliant source photo appear compliant.
No. No Stretch preserves the source aspect ratio and uses zoom, position, and crop only; width and height are not independently distorted.