Print photo sheet generator
One checked photo, a sheet of exact-size copies. Choose the document’s print size and your paper — the sheet is built at 300 DPI with cut guides, ready as a PNG or PDF.
We measure, we don’t certify. IDPhotoCheck checks your photo against the published measurements — the issuing authority makes the final decision, and no tool can promise approval.
Tap to choose the photo for the sheet, or drop it here
Processed on your device, never uploaded. Print at 100% scale (“actual size”) — never “fit to page”.
Cut along the grey guides. Check the printed size with a ruler before submitting — a sheet printed at the wrong scale is the most common print mistake.
Print it right
- Check before you print. Run the photo through the checker first — printing an unchecked photo wastes paper, not just pixels.
- Print at 100%. “Actual size”, no fit-to-page, no borderless-expansion tricks.
- Measure the print. A ruler across one photo should read exactly the millimetres you chose. If it doesn’t, the printer scaled it — fix the setting, not the file.
- Cut on the guides with a straight edge; ragged hand-cut edges are a needless risk at a strict counter.
Questions
What size do I print passport photos?
The document’s print size: 51×51 mm for the US, 35×45 mm for Schengen and India-format photos, 33×48 mm for China. This generator produces them at exactly those sizes at 300 DPI on 4×6 in, 5×7 in or A4 sheets.
Why did my printed photos come out the wrong size?
Almost always printer scaling. Print at 100% / “actual size” and turn off “fit to page”. Then measure the print with a ruler: it should match the millimetres exactly.
Does this sheet make my photo compliant?
No — a sheet is a print layout, not a check. Measure the photo first with the checker; use the sheet only to print a photo that already measures correctly.