Resize image to 3.5 cm × 4.5 cm
This page sets exact output size to 413×531 pixels—the usual digital size for a 3.5 cm × 4.5 cm print at 300 DPI. It also starts with a passport-ratio crop so the face fills the frame. Change width or height if your form lists different pixels.
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How to use
- Add a clear face photo.
- Adjust the 3.5×4.5 crop so the face is centered.
- Confirm width 413 and height 531 (or the pixels your form requires).
- Convert and download the JPG.
Key benefits
True cm → px mapping
3.5×4.5 cm at 300 DPI becomes 413×531 pixels—the size most print and form tools use.
Passport crop first
The crop aspect matches the print ratio before pixels are set.
Private
Resizing stays in your browser.
Why 413×531 pixels?
Physical size alone is not enough for a digital file. At 300 DPI, 3.5 cm is about 413 px and 4.5 cm is about 531 px. That is the default on this page.
Need a smaller file for a portal? After resizing, use Compress to 50 KB or the full Passport Size Photo flow (crop + smaller pixels + 50 KB).
Signature size
For a wide signature box instead of a face photo, open Signature Resize.
FAQ
Common questions
Is the download exactly 3.5 cm by 4.5 cm on paper?
The file is 413×531 pixels. Printed at 300 DPI it measures about 3.5×4.5 cm. On screen it depends on the display density.
Can I use a different pixel size?
Yes. Edit width and height before converting if your form specifies other pixels.
Does this also compress to 50 KB?
No. This page focuses on dimensions. Use Compress to 50 KB or Passport Size Photo when you also need a kilobyte limit.
Is the image uploaded?
No. Resizing runs in your browser.
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