Practice a 35 × 45 mm export before using a portrait
The geometric practice image exports to 413 × 531 pixels after rounding. It is intentionally labelled as a demo. Use it to learn the controls; it is not an acceptable identity photograph.
- Input
- 14,729 bytes
- Output
- 19,567 bytes
- Result
- 413 × 531 px
Settings: Custom width 35 mm; height 45 mm; 300 PPI; Cover; zoom 1; centred position; rotation 0; JPG at 90%.
Measured with this site’s processing engine in Edge 156 on 27 October 2026. These are results for this sample, not promised sizes for other files. Browser encoders can produce different byte counts. How to repeat the examples
A 35 × 45 mm example is a measurement exercise, not a country preset. Copy your receiving authority’s current dimensions and photo conditions into the requirements worksheet before preparing a real portrait.
Before you accept the download
- Check pose, face placement, expression, lighting and permitted edits against the authority’s instructions. The tool does not certify them.
- Process the image after changing position or zoom to inspect the edited result.
- The background control fills blank or transparent canvas. It does not remove a wall from a photograph.
- For a print sheet, print at 100% and measure a copy. For digital upload, check pixels, format and bytes.
How it works
Three clear steps
- 01
Choose a portrait image.
- 02
Set custom dimensions, PPI, background, zoom, position, and rotation.
- 03
Check the guide, process the photo, and verify the output before download.
What this tool does
Use manual controls and a head-position guide without implying official approval or guaranteed acceptance.
How this result is produced
The tool begins with the selected portrait image, then applies your manual crop, position, rotation, physical-size, PPI, and background choices before exporting one new file.
Practical example
For a custom 35 × 45 mm output at 300 PPI, inspect the guide and preview before downloading. Check current receiving-authority requirements yourself.
Limits and troubleshooting
- No country preset is labelled official in this release because requirements need authoritative verification.
- The guide is a positioning aid, not automated biometric validation.
If the preview feels difficult to position, start again from an uncropped portrait with space around the head and shoulders. Recheck the authority’s current units, background, pixel, and file-size rules before exporting.
Questions people ask
Does this guarantee acceptance?
No. This tool prepares a photo according to the settings you choose. Acceptance depends on current receiving-authority requirements.