Source
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Output
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Resize and crop
ImageRecrop is a free image editor for setting precise width and height, previewing crops in real time, and exporting PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF. Open the size list for presets, or read the guides for crop versus fit, export formats, and platform pixel sizes.
Crop a headshot to 600×600 pixels for a 2×2 inch passport photo at 300 DPI. Position the face in the frame and export.
Output size: 600 × 600 px
Drop your image here
PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF or SVG · paste with Ctrl+V · select multiple for batch
Click and drag anywhere on the image to move the export area · Scroll to zoom
Live preview updates as you adjust
Preview will appear here
Passport photo size outputs 600×600 pixels (1:1 aspect ratio). Crop a headshot to 600×600 pixels for a 2×2 inch passport photo at 300 DPI. Position the face in the frame and export.
This size is commonly used for 2×2 inch ID photos at 300 DPI (600×600 pixels). Starting from the recommended dimensions helps avoid unexpected cropping when you upload images to passport and visa applications.
Official passport requirements vary by country. This tool helps with pixel dimensions only and does not guarantee acceptance.
Tip: Use a plain background and center the face; always verify current government photo rules before submitting. Use the live preview before downloading so you can check framing, sharpness, and file size.
Many platforms and design specs expect 600×600 pixels (1:1 aspect ratio). Matching the spec reduces automatic resizing and unwanted cropping.
No. Cropping and export run in your browser. Files stay on your device unless you download or copy them.
Yes. The output panel supports PNG, JPEG, WebP, and AVIF where your browser allows it.