Passport & Visa Photo Size Guide: ICAO Standards for 50+ Countries
Every year, thousands of passport and visa applications are delayed because of a photo that doesn't meet size or background rules. PixPassport is a free online passport photo checker that crops, resizes, and validates your photo against official ICAO standard photo requirements in seconds — no photo studio needed. Not sure if your photo will pass? Run it through our universal passport photo checker or our free ICAO photo validator before you submit anything.
Passport photo size by country: requirements vary more than most applicants expect. A UK passport photo must be 35x45mm (test it with our UK passport photo checker), Australian applications require 35x45mm with strict 32–36mm face height (verify with our Australian passport photo checker), US Green Card applicants need exact 600x600 px digital squares (use our DV lottery photo checker), and the Sri Lanka passport photo size follows the standard 45x35mm ICAO format. We also support exact specs for New Zealand visa photos, France visa photos (updated for 2026), China visa photo crops, and Schengen visa applications — so you don't have to dig through embassy PDFs to find the right dimensions.
UK applicants: use our UK passport photo checker to confirm your photo meets HMPO rules before you upload it to the gov.uk service — see our UK visa photo requirements guide for a full breakdown. Applying from China? Our China visa photo editor crops your image to the exact required ratio automatically.
Singapore & Asia-Pacific applicants: prepare your MyICA submissions with our dedicated Singapore passport photo maker, resize any selfie with our Singapore photo resizer, or inspect exact specifications with our 413x531 pixel dimension guide and ICA photo requirements.
Once your photo passes, you can download a print-ready file or use our passport photo print template to print multiple copies of your passport photo on a single A4 sheet at any pharmacy or print shop. Explore country-specific tools in our Singapore, India and UK passport photo editors, or read more in our guides and FAQ.