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German Passport Photo Maker – Size 35 × 45 mm

Turn a photo into a German biometric passport and ID card photo: 35 × 45 mm, head 32–36 mm, plain and light, preferably light grey background. It all happens in your browser – your photo is not uploaded.

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How to use the German Passport Photo

  1. 1 Choose the country and the document, then open a photo – a straight-on portrait in even light, ideally on a plain wall.
  2. 2 Click the top of the head and the bottom of the chin. The editor sizes and places the photo; drag, zoom or straighten it to fine-tune and watch the checks.
  3. 3 Download the single photo, or pick a paper size and download a print sheet (PDF or JPG) with as many copies as fit.

What Germany asks for

A photo for a biometric passport and ID card in Germany is 35 × 45 mm, with the head – from chin to crown – 32–36 mm tall, in front of a plain and light, preferably light grey background. In Germany the face height is measured from the chin to the hairline.

The editor above is set to these numbers. Click the top of the head and the chin; it sizes and places the photo so the head fills the right part of the frame, then checks the result and lays copies out on a 10 × 15 cm sheet (or another paper size) for printing.

Before you print or upload

Rules change and offices can be strict, so compare the result with the official guidance: German Embassy Hong Kong – biometric passport photos.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a German passport photo?

35 × 45 mm, with the head 32–36 mm from chin to crown (Germany).

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The photo is edited in your browser and never leaves your device.

Will the photo be accepted?

The editor checks size, head height and position against the published numbers, but it cannot judge expression, glasses or lighting. The issuing authority decides.

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