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Print passport and ID photos.
One sheet, ready to cut.

Arrange a finished 2 × 2 passport photo, 35 × 45 mm ID photo, or custom-size photo on 4 × 6, 5 × 7, Letter, or A4 paper. Frame it once, then download or print a clean 300-PPI sheet.

Your photo stays on your device.
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I made the print math visible.

You can see the exact paper size, photo size, copy count, and output pixels before downloading.

Private by design.

The photo is opened and arranged inside this browser tab. It is not uploaded to HandyPebble or sent to an AI service.

Updated August 28, 2026: A tighter workspace and direct access to official U.S. passport photo requirements make the same workflow easier to check.

Drop one finished ID photo here

or click to choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP

Start with a photo that already meets the requirements you need. This tool only arranges it for printing.

The short version

A print layout—not a passport-photo approval service.

01

Start with a finished photo

Use a photo that already has the required background, lighting, crop, expression, and head size. This page repeats it without changing its official content.

02

Choose real-world sizes

The canvas is built at 300 pixels per inch. A 4 × 6 download is 1200 × 1800 pixels; Letter is 2550 × 3300 pixels.

03

Measure the first print

Printers and photo labs can crop or rescale. A ruler is the honest final check before cutting a full batch.

Before the scissors come out

Useful answers, minus the fine-print fog.

Does this tool make a photo acceptable for a U.S. passport?

No. It only repeats and sizes the image you provide. It does not verify the background, head size, pose, expression, clothing, image age, or government acceptance. Review the current U.S. Department of State passport photo requirements before printing.

Why can six 2 × 2 photos fit on a 4 × 6 sheet only with zero spacing?

Three 2-inch photos use the full 6-inch side, and two use the full 4-inch side. Any added gap or outer margin reduces the copy count. Zero spacing is efficient, but edge cropping at a photo lab can matter.

Should I download JPG or PNG?

JPG is the familiar choice for photo labs and ordinary photo printing. PNG keeps hard cut guides especially crisp and avoids another lossy save. Both use the same sheet dimensions.

Are the dimensions really 300 PPI?

The pixel dimensions are calculated at 300 pixels per inch. Software can interpret image-density metadata differently, so always choose the matching paper size and Actual size / 100% when printing.

Does HandyPebble keep my ID photo?

No. The file is decoded, framed, repeated, and exported locally in this browser. Closing or reloading the page clears the selected photo.

What gets remembered?

The paper, photo-size preset, spacing, margin, cut-guide, and file-format preferences stay on this device. The selected photo, zoom, and drag position do not. Reset asks before clearing the saved layout settings.