Passport & ID photos
Prepare a 35×45 mm Schengen visa photo privately; check your consulate's exact file rules.
Checked in your browser · nothing is uploaded
We measure head size against the published rule — the part that actually gets photos rejected.
Resize Relay prepares your passport, visa, or ID photo entirely on your device. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or sent to a server — the resize runs in your browser and the file stays with you.
Always confirm the current rules on the official portal before you upload — specs can change between cycles. Source: Member-state consulates (no single EU-wide digital spec) · last verified 2026-06-05.
35×45 mm (about 413×531 px at 300 DPI), on a plain light background. File-size limits depend on the specific consulate.
Australia Passport Photo (35–40 × 45–50 mm)
Prepare an Australian passport photo (35–40 × 45–50 mm; ≈413×531 px @300 DPI) on a plain light background. In-browser, nothing uploaded.
Canada Passport Photo (50×70 mm)
Prepare a 50×70 mm Canadian passport photo (≈591×827 px @300 DPI) on a plain white/light background. In-browser, nothing uploaded.
US DV Lottery (Green-Card) Photo
Resize and check a Diversity Visa entry photo: head size, eye position, square 600×600–1200×1200 px, JPEG under 240 KB. A rejected entry can't be resubmitted. Free, in your browser.
France Passport / CNI Photo (35×45 mm)
Prepare a 35×45 mm French passport/CNI identity photo (≈413×531 px @300 DPI) on a plain light background. In-browser, nothing uploaded.
Germany Biometric Passport Photo (35×45 mm)
Make a 35×45 mm German biometric passport photo (≈413×531 px @300 DPI) in your browser.
Saudi eVisa Photo (200×200 px)
Prepare a Saudi eVisa photo to the official spec: 200×200 px, 5–100 KB, white background, face 70–80% of the frame. Checked in your browser, nothing uploaded.