Nepal passport photo sized right

A Nepal passport photo has to be exactly 413 × 531 px, a JPG under 500 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 413 × 531 px, and compresses to land under 500 KB, in one press.

Nepal's Department of Passports specifies 35 × 45 mm on a plain white background; this renders that at 300 DPI (413 × 531 px) as a JPEG. Nepal now enrols e-passports in person, so use this for the print or for forms that ask for a 35 × 45 mm photo.

Need a different job? The image compressorfits any file under a KB limit, and resize & crop gives you free control of the dimensions.

1. Drop your photo onto the box above, or tap to choose one. Drag the crop box — locked to the 413 × 531 px shape Nepal passport photo needs — over your face, and rotate or mirror if it came in sideways.
2. The output is already fixed to 413 × 531 px, JPG, and will be held under 500 KB. There is nothing to set — that is the whole point of the preset.
3. 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.

Nepal's Department of Passports specifies 35 × 45 mm on a plain white background; this renders that at 300 DPI (413 × 531 px) as a JPEG. Nepal now enrols e-passports in person, so use this for the print or for forms that ask for a 35 × 45 mm photo.

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.