Passport photo 4 × 6 template
Turn your photo into a 4x6 print sheet: up to 6 US passport photos (2x2 inch) or 8 at 35x45 mm, with cut lines. Print at any photo shop. Free, no upload.
Turn your photo into a 4x6 print sheet: up to 6 US passport photos (2x2 inch) or 8 at 35x45 mm, with cut lines. Print at any photo shop. Free, no upload.
One 4 × 6 inch sheet holds 6 US passport photos (2 × 2 inches) edge to edge, or 4 with cutting gaps, and 8 photos of 35 × 45 mm.
| The sheet | 4 × 6 inches (10.2 × 15.2 cm), 1200 × 1800 pixels at 300 DPI, or 2400 × 3600 at 600 DPI where the rules ask for that |
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| 2 × 2 inch photos, such as the US Passport (printed) and US Green Card | 6 edge to edge, or 4 with cutting gaps |
| 35 × 45 mm photos, such as the UK Passport and Schengen Visa | 8, in both layouts |
| 51 × 51 mm photos, such as the India OCI card and India Regular visa | 2, in both layouts |
A US passport photo is 2 × 2 inches. 4 × 6 inches (about 10 × 15 cm) is the paper: the size of a normal photo print, which photo shops and photo printers use. One sheet holds 6 US passport photos edge to edge, or 4 with gaps for cutting. For 35 × 45 mm photos, it holds 8.
SafeResize makes the sheet from your own photo, with every copy at its exact printed size. It is not a blank template to fill in. On the result page you choose the layout: "Borderless", with the photos side by side and grey lines to cut on, or "With cutting gaps", with small gaps that make cutting easier.
Choose your country and document, add your photo, and line up your face. If the document takes a printed photo, the sheet is the file you download. If it takes an upload, choose the layout and press "Print sheet (4 × 6 inch)" on the result page. Documents that have no printed size, and the UK and Irish online photos (the website crops those itself), do not get a print sheet.
At 300 DPI, a 2 × 2 inch photo is 600 × 600 pixels and the sheet is 1200 × 1800. Borderless, 2 photos fill the 4-inch width and 3 fill the 6-inch height, so the sheet holds 6, right to the edge of the paper. With cutting gaps, a gap of 24 pixels (about 2 mm) goes between the rows, so 2 rows fit and the sheet holds 4. The 2 photos in each row still sit side by side, because together they are exactly 4 inches wide.
A 35 × 45 mm photo is 413 × 531 pixels. On the sheet turned sideways (1800 × 1200 pixels), 4 fit across and 2 fit down, so it holds 8 in both layouts: the gaps fit in the space left over.
India's 51 × 51 mm photo, for the OCI card and the regular visa, is 602 × 602 pixels. That is a little more than 2 inches, so only 1 fits across the 4-inch side, and the sheet holds 2.
No. SafeResize makes the sheet from your own photo, which is what you print. Pick your document, add your photo, and download the sheet. It is free, with no watermark and no sign-up.
It depends on the photo size and the layout. US passport photos (2 × 2 inch): 6 borderless, or 4 with cutting gaps. Photos of 35 × 45 mm, such as the Schengen visa photo: 8. India's 51 × 51 mm photos are a little bigger than 2 inches, so 2 fit. The result page tells you how many are on your sheet.
Borderless fits the most photos. They touch, so you cut through the middle of each grey line. With cutting gaps, a 2 mm gap separates the photos where the sheet has room, which makes cutting easier, but for some sizes fewer fit. In both, every photo is printed at its exact size.
Use the size of your document. The US passport and Green Card use 2 × 2 inches, and the Schengen visa and the Australia visa use 35 × 45 mm. Each country page shows its size and its official source.
Yes, on photo paper at actual size (100%). Some authorities do not accept prints made at home, so read the rules on your country page first, or take the file to a photo shop and ask for a normal 4 × 6 inch print.
No. The sheet is made in your browser, and your photo never leaves your device.