Drop a photo, drag the box locked to 35 × 45 mm, 2 × 2 in or your own size, line your head up with the oval and your eyes with the band, check the background, and save a 300 DPI JPG — or a 6 × 4 in print sheet of copies.
A crop you can trust
The box keeps the exact shape of the size you choose, and the JPG is drawn at that size in pixels for the DPI you pick — 413 × 531 for 35 × 45 mm at 300 DPI — with the DPI written into the file, so a print shop prints it at the right physical size.
The dashed oval shows where a head of the usual height sits, and the blue band where the eyes usually go. Every office has its own rules, so treat them as guides and check the official ones.
Step by step
- Drop a photo taken against a plain, light wall.
- Pick the size, then drag the box (or press Find the face) until your head fits the oval.
- Check the background message, choose the DPI and an optional KB limit.
- Press Use this crop, then Download — or Download 6 × 4 in print sheet.
Face finder and background check
"Find the face" downloads a small face-detection model (YuNet, 224 KB, MIT licence) to your browser once and runs it in this tab. It places the box as a suggestion; you can always drag it.
The background check reads the strip of wall above and beside your head. When it is too dark, uneven or strongly coloured, it says so in plain words. Replacing the background is not offered here.