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Print several passport photos on one 4 × 6 sheet

Add one photo, crop it to the size you need, and get a sheet with as many copies as fit, ready for a photo lab or a home printer. Choose A4, Letter, 5 × 7 or 10 × 15 cm if you prefer.

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    Margins

    Print at 100% scale (Actual size) on photo paper. Check that a printed photo measures the size in the table above.

    How it works

    1. Add your photo

      Use a sharp photo taken straight on, in even light, against a plain light wall. It opens on your device and is never uploaded.

    2. Crop with the guides

      Move and zoom until the head sits between the two ovals. The crop frame already has the right shape.

    3. Download

      Get the photo file for an online form, or a sheet of copies to print.

    Questions

    Is my photo uploaded to a server?

    No. PhotoFit crops, resizes and lays out your photo in your browser. The photo never leaves your device.

    Will my photo be accepted?

    No tool can promise that. This one sets the size, shape, file size and sheet layout from a published specification. Head size, expression, lighting, background and recency are your responsibility, and the authority makes the final decision.

    How many photos fit on a 4 × 6 inch sheet?

    Six 2 × 2 inch photos, or eight 35 × 45 mm photos. Pick a sheet in the tool to see the exact count and a preview, and choose how many copies you want.

    What is the difference between online upload and print?

    Online upload makes a JPEG with the pixel size and file size an upload form allows. Print makes a larger file at 300 dpi for a given paper size, and the print sheet arranges several copies on one page.

    Why is my country not listed?

    A country is listed only when its photo rules can be confirmed on an official government page. India and the Schengen area are not listed because no single current official specification could be confirmed.

    What does the background option do?

    It turns a plain, light wall white. It cannot cut you out of a busy background, and it counts as editing the photo. Some authorities do not accept edited photos, so check first.

    Countries and documents

    Not listed yet: India, Schengen area. A country is added only when its rules are confirmed on an official government page.

    Keep it free

    PhotoFit has no ads, no sign-up and no tracking. If it saved you a trip to the print shop, a small donation pays for hosting and keeps it that way.

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