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Dimensions

Passport photo under 50 KB
35 × 45 mm, exactly.

Get both numbers right: 35 × 45 mm dimensions here, then compress the result under 50 KB.

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JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC · 50 MB max
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Output settings
413 × 531
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At 300 DPI, 35 × 45 mm is 413 × 531 px. Print at 300 DPI for the exact size.

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How did this tool do?

Good to know

Size and file size are two different checks

Passport uploads carry two separate requirements that people often confuse: the photo's dimensions, and the size of the file. A photo can be exactly 35 × 45 mm and still be rejected for being 900 KB.

Order matters. Set the dimensions first, then compress — because compressing and then resizing re-encodes the image and undoes the saving, leaving you back over the limit.

At 413 × 531 pixels, which is what 35 × 45 mm produces at 300 DPI, reaching 50 KB is comfortable. There are few enough pixels that quality stays high, so the face remains clear and evenly lit.

Where you'll meet it

  • Passport applications

    Most portals cap the photo between 20 KB and 50 KB.

  • Visa applications

    Similar dimension and file size pairs.

  • ID card renewals

    National ID portals use the same combination.

Guide

How to use it

  1. 01Drop your photo. The size is already 35 × 45 mm at 300 DPI, the passport standard.
  2. 02Tap Resize and download the correctly sized photo.
  3. 03Then open the 50 KB compressor and drop that file in — dimensions stay as set, only the file size changes.

Good to know

Questions, answered

Why does my passport photo get rejected for file size?

The dimensions and the file size are checked separately. A correctly cropped photo straight from a phone is often several hundred kilobytes, which fails a 50 KB cap until it's compressed.

Does compressing change the dimensions?

No. Compression lowers the quality setting, not the pixel count — so a 413 × 531 photo stays 413 × 531. It only scales down if the target can't be met any other way, and it tells you when that happens.

Will the photo still look acceptable at 50 KB?

Yes, at these dimensions. 50 KB is tight for a full-size photo but generous for one that's only 413 pixels wide.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Resizing happens in your browser, so ID photos and documents never leave your device.