Passport Photo Maker

Crop photos to official passport and visa sizes with print sheets

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About this tool

Australian passport photos are 35 x 45 mm, but the process has its own twist: for many applications, a guarantor must sign the back of one photo to confirm it is a true likeness. That makes two identical, good-quality prints part of the application, not an afterthought. Cropped here at 413 x 531 pixels for 300 DPI, eight copies print on a 4x6 sheet, so the two identical photos come from the same print.

How to use this tool

  1. Take a clear photoFace the camera against a plain light background with even lighting.
  2. Keep both copies identicalCrop once and print both photos from the same file, so the guarantor endorses an exact copy of the one you submit.
  3. Print two identical copiesPrint the sheet so both photos match, then have your guarantor endorse the back of one.

Australian passport photo details

The Australian Passport Office's photo guidelines are the authority; check them and the instructions on your application form.

  • Size 35 x 45 mm, head 32-36 mm from chin to crown.
  • Plain, light background with even lighting.
  • Two identical photos, taken within six months.
  • Guarantor endorsement on the back of one photo when required by the form.

Getting the guarantor endorsement right

For many Australian passport applications, your guarantor signs the back of one photo to confirm it is a true likeness of you, and that photo must be identical to the second one you submit. Printing both from the same 4x6 sheet guarantees they match exactly.

Ask the guarantor to sign carefully in the area the form describes, without pressing so hard that the ink shows through the front. Keep the spare photos from the sheet in case the endorsement needs to be redone, and check the Australian Passport Office guidance on who can act as a guarantor.

Key features

  • Two identical prints from one sheet, as the application requires.
  • Spares in case the guarantor endorsement needs redoing.

Common uses

  • Australian passport applications and renewals that need two photos.
  • Child passport applications with a guarantor.
  • Other Australian forms that use the 35 x 45 mm size.

Tips for better results

  • Print on photo paper so the back can be signed cleanly.
  • Keep both prints identical.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Different photos for the two copies.
  • Writing on the front of the photo.

Frequently asked questions

35 x 45 mm, with the head 32-36 mm from chin to crown.

For many applications, yes - on the back of one photo.

Usually two identical photos.

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