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

The booth is not one of the four print boxes

An empty passport photo booth with a stool, two softboxes, and a camera on a tripod

This file is the booth. It is not a row in the chart.

The stool, the two softboxes, and the camera are the room where a passport photo is taken. Stretching this wide picture does not turn it into a 2×2 inch print or a 35×45 mm print. Those boxes are the next row. This page does not seat anyone in the cove, and it does not judge the background.

Nothing in the size table is this room. The chart starts at the four print boxes, each at 300 DPI, and the booth is only here so the sitting and the file are not the same picture.

Four prints, and China is the tallest

The four prints share a width, so the height you see is the shape of the box. China ends highest. A uniform resize would have kept the shoulders and left bars in the frame. This tool fills the frame.

A linen dress form pulled into a square, a US passport print at 600×600

US passport on this chart, 600×600.

At the same width as the other three, the US square is the short print. The linen head is wider than it was. UK and the other 35×45 mm rows are not this square.

The same dress form pulled into a 35×45 mm passport frame at 413×531

The 35×45 mm frame, 413×531.

UK, Schengen, Australia, Japan, and India share this print on the chart. It is taller than the US square and shorter than Canada and China when the four share a width. The collar has started to lengthen.

The second print is the only place this page treats UK, Schengen, Australia, Japan, and India as one file. Their names are labels on 413×531. They are not five pixel sizes.

The same dress form pulled into a Canada passport frame at 591×827

Canada passport, 591×827.

This is the third height in the row. The shoulders are taller than on the 35×45 mm print because the box is a different shape, not because the form changed.

The same dress form pulled into a China passport frame at 390×567

China passport, 390×567.

Same width, this print is the tallest. 33×48 mm is a narrower shape than Canada’s 50×70 mm. It is not a scaled copy of 35×45 mm.

The China print is its own file. 591×827 does not become 390×567 by scaling the Canada picture down.

Canada lengthens the file you started with

The linen dress form before it is stretched into a passport print box

The dress form before a country box.

This file still has the shoulders from the sitting. It is not the US square and it is not the 35×45 mm print. The picture beside it is this same file pulled to the Canada frame.

The unstretched dress form is 900×1080. That pair of numbers is not a passport row. Download a country box, not this file.

The same dress form lengthened to the Canada passport frame at 591×827

The same file, pulled to 591×827.

The right-hand print is the dress form pulled up into the Canada box, so the head is longer than it was in the file you started with. A rule that measures a face would reject that change. This page will do the pull if you ask. It will not tell you the result passes.

The lengthened file still does not measure the head, set a white background, or report whether a government will take it. It is only the Canada print box.

A finished square does not fill 413×531

The US passport square again, shown at the same height as the 35×45 mm print

600×600, at the same height as the print beside it.

The 35×45 mm passport print again, narrower than the US square at the same height

413×531. Narrower at this height.

Set the US square and the 35×45 mm print to one height and the square is the wider one. A file that already fills 600×600 leaves empty sides on 413×531, and stretching it in to close the gap changes the head. Export the row you selected.

Download one box. A file that fills the Canada frame does not also fill the China frame. PNG keeps the shirt edge harder for a later print.

PNG is the download when a print shop asked for a flat file at 600×600 or 413×531. JPEG blocks show across a face. Neither file checks a background.

Choose the square or the 35×45 mm print. The tool writes the box you selected. It does not emit the other countries from the same click.

How to set a passport print frame

Pick one row, stretch that box, and download it. The pictures above already show what each box does to the same dress form.

  1. Step 1

    Open the portrait

    Use a straight-on photo. The tool will not crop to a head size. 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 head changes shape

    These boxes are not the same shape. Stretching a square portrait into a taller frame changes the head. Many photo rules reject that. Crop or retake instead of forcing the fill.

  4. Step 4

    Download the row you chose

    PNG keeps the edge harder for a later print. Export only that row. A finished US square does not fill the other three.

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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.