About the India passport photo size
A India passport photo has to be exactly 630 × 810 px, a JPG sized within 10–250 KB — the digital form of the 35 × 45 mm print size. Miss any one of the three — the pixels, the format, or the file size — and the upload box rejects it, which is the wall most people hit. This tool sets all three for you: it crops to the right shape, resizes to the exact 630 × 810 px, and compresses to land within 10–250 KB, in one press.
Need a different job? The image compressorfits any file under a KB limit, and resize & crop gives you free control of the dimensions.
How to make a India passport photo
- Drop your photo onto the box above, or tap to choose one. Drag the crop box — locked to the 630 × 810 px shape India passport photo needs — over your face, and rotate or mirror if it came in sideways.
- The output is already fixed to 630 × 810 px, JPG, and will be held within 10–250 KB. There is nothing to set — that is the whole point of the preset.
- Press Apply, then Download. Every step runs on your device; your photo is never uploaded, so it carries no camera, date or GPS data either.
Nothing is uploaded
There is no server to upload to. Your photo is cropped, resized and compressed by this browser with the Canvas API, and the Download button points at the result sitting in your own device's memory. Turn your Wi-Fi off once this page has loaded and it still works — the privacy policy walks through the same check. As a side effect of re-encoding, the file carries no camera, date or GPS metadata.
Questions and answers
What size should a India passport photo be?
630 × 810 px, saved as JPG, with the file within 10–250 KB — that is what Passport Seva asks for. This tool produces exactly that: it crops to the right shape, sets the size to 630 × 810 px, and compresses to fit the KB limit in one step.
How do I get my photo 10–250 KB?
Drop it in above and press Apply. The tool encodes the 630 × 810 px JPG at the highest quality that still fits within 10–250 KB, so you get a compliant file without fiddling with a quality slider or re-saving over and over. If a very small target cannot be met at the required pixels, the tool tells you rather than handing back a wrong-sized file.
Is the India passport photo tool free, and does my photo get uploaded?
It is free, with no account or watermark, and nothing is uploaded: your photo is cropped, resized and compressed inside your browser with the Canvas API, so it never leaves your device — turn your Wi-Fi off after the page loads and it still works.