Prepare one 4 x 6 JPG that places six equal 2 x 2 passport photos on the page, so you can print locally or at a photo counter.
Last reviewed 2026-06-18. Independent tool, not affiliated with a government agency.
Prepare one 4 x 6 JPG that places six equal 2 x 2 passport photos on the page, so you can print locally or at a photo counter. This page is meant for applicants who already have a clear source photo and need help turning it into a correctly sized export without sending the original image to a server.
Before you open the editor, check the source photo for the basics: Use the same approved crop for every copy, Print at actual size, not fit-to-page, and Trim along the copy boundaries after printing. Cropping can fix framing and output size, but it cannot rescue a blurry photo, a busy background, harsh shadows, or a photo that has already been altered by filters or AI tools.
The workflow is intentionally simple: Crop the passport photo in the editor. Click the 4x6 print sheet export. Print the JPG at 4 x 6 inches and cut out the copies. After export, compare the result with the official rules linked below and keep the original photo available in case you need to retake or adjust the crop.
Why use a 4 x 6 sheet? Many photo printers and pharmacy kiosks support 4 x 6 prints, which makes it a convenient way to print multiple 2 x 2 copies. That is why the tool focuses on crop guides, file size, and print layout rather than promising approval or making automatic edits.
The file is built as a 4 x 6 inch layout with six 2 x 2 copies. Do not use fit-to-page, borderless zoom, or automatic crop settings if they change the sheet dimensions. A small scaling change can turn a correct digital crop into an incorrect printed photo.
Many photo kiosks show a preview before purchase. Confirm that all six copies are visible and that the sheet is not clipped on any edge. If the service zooms into the file, choose a different print setting or another printer.
After printing, cut one copy and measure it with a ruler. The final photo should be exactly 2 x 2 inches. This small check catches most print workflow errors before you submit or mail the photo.
Many photo printers and pharmacy kiosks support 4 x 6 prints, which makes it a convenient way to print multiple 2 x 2 copies.
The export includes six 2 x 2 copies arranged in a 3 by 2 grid.
Yes. The download pack includes both the digital JPG and the print sheet.