Resize Image
Set exact pixel dimensions, or fit a preset size.
Never uploadedStandard print and ID sizes at 300 DPI, which is what a lab needs for a sharp print.
Photo Resizer for Print
JPG, PNG or WebP. Nothing is uploaded - this runs in your browser.
JPG, PNG or WebP.
Standard photo sizes, A-series paper, passport and ID formats.
Crop fills the size exactly; fit keeps the whole image and adds a border.
Because that is what print labs need for a sharp result. At 150 DPI a photo looks fine on screen and visibly soft on paper - screens are far more forgiving than ink.
You can, but the pixels are not there. A 640x480 photo scaled to 8x10 at 300 DPI will look soft no matter what tool you use.
35x45 mm covers the UK, EU and most countries. The US uses 2x2 inches. Check the specific requirement, as some countries also mandate head size within the frame.
No. Everything is done on a canvas in your browser.
Resize a photo to standard print and ID dimensions at 300 DPI - 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, A4, A5, plus 35x45 mm passport, US 2x2 inch and common visa and ID sizes. The 300 DPI figure matters: a photo that looks perfectly sharp on screen at 150 DPI comes back visibly soft from a print lab, because ink on paper is far less forgiving than a backlit display. Enlarging a small photo cannot add detail that was never captured.
The last couple are from other categories - there are 81 tools here in total.
Set exact pixel dimensions, or fit a preset size.
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