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Make Your India Passport Photo Online in 2 Minutes

Applying for an Indian passport? The photo is now uploaded with the online application: a colour 630 × 810 px image on a white background, with the face filling 80–85% of the frame. Make it here in two minutes.

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Free, no watermarksProcessed only on your device
Example of a India document photoReady to download

Automatically sized and cropped to India's official passport photo size (630 × 810 px)

Works from any phone or computer — no app or software installation needed

Your photo never leaves your device: all processing happens locally in the browser

Download the JPEG file to upload with your Passport Seva application

How it works

1

Upload a photo

Take a photo with your phone or upload an existing picture from your device.

2

Adjust the framing

The generator crops the picture to the official size and automatically positions it on the face; slightly align it with the template and fine-tune the zoom, brightness and contrast.

3

Download or print

Download a digital copy or a print-ready sheet and print it at home or in any photo shop.

Official requirements

  • Document: International passport
  • Exact photo size: 630 × 810 px
  • Digital photo — submitted as a file with your online application
  • Head height (chin to crown): 80–85% of the photo height
Official India photo requirements
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Frequently asked questions

An Indian passport photo is uploaded as a 630 × 810 px colour image. The generator crops and scales your picture to exactly this size automatically.

Yes. Creating, downloading and printing the photo is completely free — no watermarks, no sign-up.

Yes. Your picture is processed entirely in your browser and is never uploaded to a server — it never leaves your device.

Yes. Take a photo against a plain, evenly lit background and upload it — the position, zoom, brightness and contrast can be adjusted afterwards.

India's official rules cover more than size. The background must be plain white. Look straight at the camera with your eyes open — the photo can't be taken with your eyes closed or your gaze lowered. You must not wear glasses in the photo. A head covering is allowed only for religious reasons, provided your face stays fully visible.