Resize a photo to 35×45 mm at 300 DPI for Indian passport and visa forms
Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Updated on 25 Oct 2026.Indian passport, visa and most government application forms ask for a photograph 35 by 45 millimetres, which is 413 by 531 pixels at 300 dots per inch. The passport preset sets exactly those numbers, and Fill and crop trims your photo to that shape rather than squashing it. The crop is taken from the centre of the frame, so check the preview: if the head sits off to one side it will be cut.
Choose your photo; the Passport photo (India) preset is already selected at 413×531 pixels, 35×45 mm at 300 DPI.
Leave Shape on Fill and crop so the photo is trimmed to the passport shape instead of squashed.
If the Output line says the centre will be cropped, make sure the face sits in the middle of the photo.
Press Resize, compare the two versions, then press Download to save the 413×531 photo.
Resize Image changes the pixel size of JPG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC photos and shows the result next to the original before you download it. Type a width or height, pick a percentage, or choose a preset, and the other side follows the photo's ratio unless you unlock it.
People use it to make a passport photo at 35×45 mm (413×531 pixels at 300 DPI) for Indian passport, visa and exam forms, to fit a picture to Instagram's square, portrait or story sizes, and to shrink a 12-megapixel phone photo down to something a website or email can handle. When a preset has a different shape from your photo, "Fill and crop" trims the centre so the output is exactly the size the form asks for.
Enlarging a small photo adds pixels but not detail, so keep enlargements under 200 percent when you can. Use Compress Image afterwards if a form also sets a file-size limit in KB, and Convert Image if you only need a different format.
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Add the photo, open Presets and choose Passport photo (India). That sets 413 by 531 pixels, which is 35 by 45 mm at 300 DPI, the size most Indian passport, visa and exam portals ask for. Keep Fill and crop selected so the output is exactly that size, then download.
Fit inside keeps the whole photo and may leave one side shorter than the preset. Fill and crop makes the output exactly the preset size by trimming the centre. Stretch forces the size without cropping, which distorts the picture, so use it only for graphics.
File size in KB depends on both pixels and compression. Resize first to reduce the pixels, then use Compress Image with Target size mode to hit an exact KB limit.
Photo ka size badlein: type a width or height in pixels, drag the percentage, or open Presets and choose Passport photo (India), which sets 413 by 531 pixels. Fill and crop trims the centre so the output is exactly that size. Up to 20 images per batch, each 50 MB, capped at 10,000 pixels a side.
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