📷 Passport Photo Pro
Ultra HD 50X EnginePassport Photo Pro – Make a Print-Ready Photo Sheet on A4
What does this tool do?
Passport Photo Pro turns your photos into a ready-to-print A4 sheet. Upload a photo, and the tool repeats it six times across a row, each copy sized 3.3 cm wide and 3.8 cm tall. You can use up to seven rows, so one A4 page can hold as many as 42 photos, and each row can carry a different person. Instead of paying a studio for a sheet of prints, you can prepare it yourself and print it at home or at any print shop.
Every row has its own brightness, contrast, sharpness and saturation controls, so you can fix a dull or dark photo before printing. A live layout preview shows exactly how the page will look.
How to use it, step by step
- Prepare your photo first. Crop it to a portrait shape with the same proportions as the print (3.3 : 3.8, which is slightly taller than wide).
- In Row 1, click Upload Photo and choose the image. A small thumbnail appears.
- Adjust BRT (brightness), CON (contrast), SRP (sharpness) and SAT (saturation) by typing a number in each box. Brightness and contrast range from -100 to 100; sharpness and saturation range from 0 to 200, with 100 meaning no change.
- Use Apply to all to copy one row's settings to all other rows that already have a photo, or Reset to undo the changes in that row.
- Add more people in Rows 2 to 7 if you need them. Empty rows are skipped, so the filled rows are packed from the top of the page.
- Click Preview to see the A4 layout.
- Click Download Ultra HD PDF. The tool shows the file size when the PDF is ready.
- Use Clear on a row, or Clear All Rows, to start over.
Layout and technical details
- Photo size: 3.3 cm × 3.8 cm
- Photos per row: 6 · Maximum rows: 7 (up to 42 photos)
- Page margin: 0.1 cm · Gap between photos: 0.15 cm
- Page size: A4 portrait · Output: PDF with a thin black cutting border around every photo
The tool accepts common image types such as JPG and PNG. If a PNG has a transparent background, the transparent area is filled with white. Because the PDF is built at very high resolution, it can be a large file, and very large photos may take a little longer to process.
Where is it useful?
Passport-style photos are asked for in job and exam applications, school and college admissions, ID and library cards, bank and insurance forms, and many government services, including work done at e-Mitra and CSC centres. A full sheet is cheaper and quicker than ordering prints one at a time. Photo sizes differ between forms and countries, so confirm the size and background colour that your form requires. For an official passport or visa application, follow that application's own photo rules.
Tips for best results
- Use a recent photo with the face fully visible, looking straight at the camera, in even light.
- Use a plain, light background. If your photo has a busy background, remove it first using the background-removal link on the tool, then upload the result.
- Crop to the 3.3 : 3.8 shape before uploading so the face is not stretched in the final sheet.
- When printing, choose A4, set the scale to 100% / Actual size and turn off "fit to page", or the photos will print smaller or larger than 3.3 × 3.8 cm.
- Print on good photo paper, then cut along the black borders with a sharp cutter or scissors.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Why does the face look stretched in my PDF?
The photo is fitted to the full 3.3 × 3.8 cm frame. If the original is not in that shape, it will be stretched. Crop it to the right proportions first.
Can I put different people on one sheet?
Yes. Each row takes its own photo, so each row can be a different person.
Why is my PDF so large?
The sheet is rendered at very high quality for sharp prints. If you need a smaller file for sharing, send it for printing directly, or use the Compress PDF tool.
The photos printed smaller than expected. Why?
Your print settings probably used "fit to page" or "shrink to fit". Print at 100% scale.
Do I need to buy anything or sign up?
No. The tool is free and does not need an account.