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4x6 Passport Photo Maker

Turn one prepared passport or ID photo into a print-ready 4x6 sheet. Choose the exact photo dimensions, preview the number of copies, add cut guides, and download a 300 DPI JPG for a home printer or photo lab.

  • 4x6 inch output at 1200 × 1800 pixels and 300 DPI
  • Presets for 2×2 inch, 35×45mm, 33×48mm, 50×70mm, and 30×40mm
  • Automatic portrait or landscape layout with the maximum practical copies
  • Local browser processing with no upload from this layout tool
Make a 4x6 print sheet

Your 4x6 passport photo sheet preview will appear here.

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The layout is created with canvas in your browser. This tool does not send the selected photo to our server. Close or refresh the page to clear the local preview.

How to make a 4x6 passport photo sheet

  1. Prepare the correct document photo
    Start with a recent photo that already follows the reviewing authority's rules for crop, head size, expression, background, lighting, and clothing. A print layout cannot repair a noncompliant source photo.
  2. Select the real photo dimensions
    Choose 2×2 inches for many U.S. documents, 35×45mm for many passport and visa systems, or another preset required by your application. Use custom millimeters only when an official source gives that size.
  3. Preview the automatic arrangement
    The maker compares portrait and landscape 4x6 layouts, then uses the orientation that fits the most copies. The zoom control changes the center crop without stretching faces.
  4. Download and print at actual size
    Download the 300 DPI JPG and print it as a 4×6 inch photo. Disable Fit to Page, scaling, and automatic cropping. Measure one finished photo before cutting the full sheet.

How many passport photos fit on 4x6 paper?

Photo sizeTypical useAutomatic maximum
2×2 inchU.S. passport and visa style6 edge-to-edge
35×45mmMany passports, visas, and ID photos8
33×48mmSelected passport or visa formats8
30×40mmSelected ID and application photos12
50×70mmCanadian passport style4

Copy counts are layout estimates at exact physical dimensions. The selected orientation, rounding to pixels, and cutting gaps can change the practical result. Never shrink an official photo merely to fit more copies.

Print a 4x6 passport photo without changing its size

Use actual size

Print the downloaded file as 4×6 inches at 100%. Options such as Fit, Fill, Borderless Crop, or Scale to Page can change the dimensions of every ID photo.

Check the lab crop

Some kiosks enlarge images slightly for borderless printing. Choose the full-image or no-crop setting when available, then measure a test print with a ruler.

Cut on the guides

Use a clean paper trimmer or sharp scissors. Cut lines are outside or along the image edge; do not remove part of the face, shoulders, or required border.

Verify official rules

This maker controls sheet and photo dimensions only. The authority decides whether the pose, head position, background, age, paper, and image quality are acceptable.

Important: A correctly sized print sheet does not guarantee acceptance. Requirements differ by country and document, and some applications require a digital upload, an approved photographer, or secure electronic photo transfer instead of a home print.

Check the photo rules before printing

Use the exact instructions for your application. These official pages illustrate why physical size and photo content must both be checked.

4x6 Passport Photo Maker FAQ

Upload a prepared passport photo, select its required dimensions, and choose Automatic orientation. The tool repeats the photo on a 1200×1800 or 1800×1200 pixel canvas at 300 DPI. Download the JPG and print it as one 4×6 inch photo at actual size.

It depends on each photo's physical dimensions. A 35×45mm photo typically fits eight copies, while a 50×70mm photo fits four. Six 2×2 inch photos fit edge-to-edge with no gap, so they require careful cutting. The preview shows the count for your selected size and orientation.

Yes, eight 35×45mm or 33×48mm photos normally fit on a landscape 6×4 sheet at 300 DPI. Eight 2×2 inch photos cannot fit at their true size, so do not shrink them to force an eight-photo layout.

Choose 4×6 inch paper and print at 100% or Actual Size. Turn off Fit to Page and automatic crop. Borderless modes may enlarge the image, so use a no-crop option or print one test sheet and measure each photo before submission.

No. The print arrangement runs locally in the browser with the canvas API. The page creates a local preview and download. Refresh or close the page to remove that preview from the current browser tab.

No. It preserves the selected physical dimensions and arranges copies, but it does not validate identity-photo rules. Check the official authority for face size, eye position, background, expression, recency, paper, and whether printed photos are accepted.