ImageStretcher

Image stretcher

Stretch image for passport print frames

Stretch image for passport print frames only: a US photo here is 600×600, the 35×45 mm frame is 413×531, Canada is 591×827, and China is 390×567, each at 300 DPI. The tool fills that box. It does not place the face or check a government’s rules.

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Passport print boxes at 300 DPI

US is 600×600. The 35×45 mm frame is 413×531. Canada is 591×827. China is 390×567.

Size chart

Pixel width, height, and the reduced ratio for every template on this page.

TemplateWidthHeightRatio
US passport6006001:1
35 × 45 mm4135317:9
UK passport4135317:9
Schengen passport4135317:9
Australia passport4135317:9
Japan passport4135317:9
India passport4135317:9
Canada passport591827591:827
China passport390567130:189

Which passport box is which pixel count

US is 600×600, a 2×2 inch square at 300 DPI. UK, Schengen, Australia, Japan, and India share the 35×45 mm frame at 413×531. Canada is 591×827. China is 390×567.

Those boxes are not the same shape. Stretching a portrait to fill 413×531 or 591×827 changes head proportions. Many photo rules reject a distorted face.

A finished 600×600 US file does not fill 413×531. Pick the country row and stretch that box only. This page does not remove the background or measure the head.

How to set a passport print frame

This page only stretches the picture onto a print box at 300 DPI. It does not place the face, change the background, or check a government’s photo rules.

  1. Step 1

    Open the portrait

    Use a straight-on photo. The tool will not crop to a head size for you. If the face is already the wrong size in the frame, fix that before you stretch.

  2. Step 2

    Pick one country box

    US passport on this page is 600×600 px (2×2 in at 300 DPI). The 35×45 mm frame used for UK, Schengen, Australia, Japan, and India is 413×531. Canada is 591×827 (50×70 mm). China is 390×567 (33×48 mm).

  3. Step 3

    Stop if the face changes shape

    These boxes are not the same shape. Stretching a 600×600 portrait down into 413×531 changes head proportions. Many photo rules reject a distorted face. Crop or retake instead of forcing the fill.

  4. Step 4

    Download the one box you chose

    PNG keeps edges harder for a later print. A 2×2 US file does not fill 35×45 mm. Export only the row you selected.

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Passport print boxes on this page

Four frames. None of them is a social 1080 size, and none of them checks your photo.

  • US 2×2

    600×600 px at 300 DPI. A square. A 35×45 mm file will not fill it.

  • 35×45 mm

    413×531 px. The row labeled for UK, Schengen, Australia, Japan, and India on this chart. Taller than the US square.

  • Canada 50×70 mm

    591×827 px. Taller again. A US square stretched to this height lengthens the face.

  • China 33×48 mm

    390×567 px. Its own box. Do not assume it matches 35×45 mm.

  • What this page refuses to do

    It does not measure the face, set a white or off-white background, or tell you a government will accept the file. It sets the print frame only.

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Why stretch for Passport with ImageStretcher

  • Four print boxes

    A US passport photo here is 600×600 px (2×2 in). The 35×45 mm frame is 413×531. Canada is 591×827. China is 390×567. Each is 300 DPI.

  • Stretching changes the face

    These boxes are not the same shape. Stretching a portrait to fill a taller frame changes head proportions. Many photo rules reject a distorted face.

  • This page only sets the frame

    The tool fills the print size. It does not place the face, set the background, or check a government’s photo rules.

  • One photo, one country box

    A 2×2 US file does not fill a 35×45 mm frame. Pick the country size and stretch that box only.

Formats and limits for Passport stretching

Download PNG for a passport print frame. JPEG blocks show on a face. Export one box — 600×600, 413×531, 591×827, or 390×567 — not all four from one stretch.

If the print shop asked for a flat file at 600×600 or 413×531, PNG keeps a plain background cleaner than JPEG.

591×827 does not become 390×567 by a uniform scale. One country box per export, and neither file checks a face rule.

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The US square is the odd one out

US at 600×600 is a square. The 35×45 mm frame at 413×531 is taller, and so are Canada at 591×827 and China at 390×567. Those three are still not the same shape, and stretching a face to fill them changes the head.

Nothing on this chart is a wide landscape. A finished US square does not fill 413×531, and this page does not measure the head.

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After — vertical

Passport print frames at 300 DPI

Which passport sizes can I stretch on this page?
US passport (600×600 px), 35×45 mm (413×531 px), Canada passport (591×827 px), and China passport (390×567 px), each at 300 DPI. Pick one and download. The tool fills the print frame; it does not check a government's face or background rules.
Will stretching a passport photo pass the photo rules?
No. Stretching changes the face when the boxes differ. This page does not check head size, background, or glasses.
Are UK and US the same pixels here?
No. US is 600×600. The 35×45 mm frame, including the UK row, is 413×531.
Is 35×45 mm the same file as China 33×48 mm?
No. 35×45 mm is 413×531. China is 390×567. Both are 300 DPI and they are not equal.
What should I download for a passport print frame?
PNG, so a later print does not add JPEG blocks across the face. Export only the country row you selected.