Crop any photo to the exact ID size, then download one copy or a whole print-ready sheet with cutting guides. Free, no watermark, no sign-up — your photo never leaves your device.
Use a clear, front-facing photo against a plain light background.
It stays on your device — nothing is uploaded.
Drag to position · pinch or scroll to zoom — align your face with the center lines.
Take a front-facing photo against a plain white or light wall in good lighting, then open it here. It's processed entirely in your browser — never uploaded anywhere.
Choose 1×1, 2×2 or passport (3.5×4.5 cm). Drag your photo to position it and pinch or use the slider to zoom — keep your face centered with the guide lines, eyes around the upper third. Optionally add a light filter: Enhance or Glow for dim photos, or Black & White.
Download a single photo, or a 4R / A4 print sheet that tiles as many copies as fit with thin cutting guides — print at 100% scale, cut along the lines, done.
No. Everything — cropping, resizing, building the print sheet — happens inside your browser. Your photo never leaves your device, and closing the page removes it completely.
1×1 inch and 2×2 inch — the standard sizes asked for by Philippine schools, employers and government offices — plus passport size (3.5×4.5 cm) used for passports and many visa applications. Everything is exported at 300 DPI print quality.
On a 4R photo print: about 24 copies of 1×1, 6 copies of 2×2, or 8 passport-size photos. A4 fits even more. Thin gray guides show exactly where to cut.
Print at 100% scale ("Actual size" — never "Fit to page") on 4R photo paper at a print shop, or on A4 at home. If a shop asks for a file, just hand them the downloaded sheet like any photo.
Yes — a small, ID-friendly set: Enhance (a light brightness and contrast lift for dim photos), Glow (a soft, warm brightening so you look fresh and confident), and Black & White. They apply to your downloads and print sheets too. For official government IDs, stick to Original or Enhance — offices can reject heavily filtered photos.
No — this tool crops and resizes only, so what you shoot is what you get. Take the photo against a plain white or light wall with even lighting; that's what most offices require anyway.
Look straight at the camera with a neutral expression, both ears visible where required, no heavy filters or beautification, plain light background, and recent (usually within 6 months). Always double-check the specific office's requirements.
Yes — free, no watermark, no sign-up, no limits. Part of the same toolkit as the PDF editor, resume builder and interview prep.