Crop, resize, rotate, flip and adjust JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP images, add a border or text/logo watermark, then download PNG, JPG or WebP directly from your browser.
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Resize, crop, rotate, flip, border, watermark, blur and sharpen — in every single touch & online.
Drag the corners or edges to adjust your crop area.
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Resize — pixels, millimeters or inches
DPI (dots per inch) converts a physical mm/inch size to pixels — 300 DPI is the standard used for printed and passport photos.
Setting an exact width and height not matching the crop's ratio will stretch the image unless "Lock aspect ratio" is on.
★ Passport, visa & ID photo size (65+ countries)
Picking a country sets the exact physical photo size in millimeters and converts it to pixels at your chosen DPI (300 by default). Always double-check the current rule with the issuing authority before you submit a photo.
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Four steps from a raw photo to a polished, ready-to-share image.
Drag and drop or browse for the file. Nothing is uploaded to a server — everything happens in your browser.
Drag the crop box to frame your shot, set an exact size, straighten it, or flip it — each tab is independent.
Add a border or watermark, and fine-tune brightness, contrast, blur or sharpness while watching the live preview.
Choose PNG, JPEG or WEBP and click Download. No account, no watermark added by us, no cost.
One tool for the everyday edits most photos and graphics need.
Crop and resize to the exact dimensions Instagram, Facebook or X expect, without distorting the shot.
Protect your work with a text or logo watermark, positioned and styled exactly how you like.
Straighten a crooked shot, add a clean white border, and sharpen soft photos before publishing.
Blur out faces, addresses or other details before sharing a screenshot or photo publicly.
Set exact pixel dimensions or use millimeters and inches with adjustable DPI. Reference passport and ID-size presets are available, but always confirm the current issuing-authority requirements.
Every country sets its own passport photo size, and there is no single global standard, so a photo that is accepted in one country can be rejected in another. Most of the world uses the ICAO-style 35×45mm photo — this covers the UK, all EU/Schengen countries, Australia, Japan, South Korea and dozens more. The United States, India and Brazil use a square 2×2 inch (51×51mm) passport and visa photo size instead, Canada and Brazil's larger format is 50×70mm, and China uses a unique 33×48mm passport size. This passport photo size converter lets you resize in millimeters, inches or pixels and applies the correct DPI automatically, so the exported ID photo, visa photo or biometric photo comes out print-ready.
Also used for US visas, Green Cards and DV Lottery photos. 51×51mm, 600×600px at 300 DPI.
Same ICAO size used across the UK passport, visa and driving licence photo applications.
Shared by all 27 Schengen countries: Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands and more.
The standard Indian passport photo size, plus a separate 35×45mm size for some visas.
The largest common passport photo size in the world, unique to Canadian passport rules.
A narrower size than the ICAO standard, used specifically for Chinese passports and visas.
The same ICAO passport photo size used for Australian passports and visa applications.
A wider format used for UAE passport, visa and Emirates ID photo submissions.
65+ countries are available directly in the tool — open the Crop & Resize tab and look for "Passport, visa & ID photo size." Requirements can change, so always confirm the current photo rules with your country's passport or visa authority before submitting.
This image editor online works as a practical photo editor, image cropper and image resizer for everyday edits without installing desktop software. Upload a picture and switch between five tabs: Crop & Resize to frame the shot and set an exact size in pixels, millimeters or inches (or pick a passport photo size preset), Rotate & Flip to straighten or mirror it, Filters for brightness, contrast, saturation, grayscale, sepia, blur and sharpen, Border to add a colored frame with optional rounded corners, and Watermark to stamp your own text or logo onto the image.
The resize tool doubles as a picture size converter: switch the unit toggle between px, mm and in, set a DPI (dots per inch), and the exact pixel output updates instantly — useful for print-ready photos, passport photos, visa photos and ID photos as well as web and social images. Every adjustment is rendered in a single live preview built from the exact same pipeline used for the final export, so what you see is what downloads. Cropping supports a free-form box or locked ratios like 1:1, 4:3 or 16:9, with corner and edge handles you can drag directly on the image. When you're done, export as PNG, JPEG or WEBP with an adjustable quality setting. There is no file size limit, and your image stays 100% protected and private throughout — it is never uploaded, stored or shared with anyone.
Flexible, fast and completely free.
Free-form or locked to 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16 or the original ratio, with visible corner and edge handles.
Set an exact width and height in pixels, millimeters or inches with a live DPI field, lock the aspect ratio, or jump to a social media preset.
Country-specific passport, visa and ID photo size presets for 65+ countries, auto-converted from mm to pixels.
Quick 90° rotation, a fine straighten slider for crooked shots, and horizontal or vertical flip.
Brightness, contrast, saturation, grayscale, sepia, blur and sharpen, plus one-tap presets.
Add styled text or your own logo image, positioned on a 9-point grid, with opacity and rotation control.
The selected image is processed locally in your browser for the editing and export workflow.
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Open Tool →Upload your image, open the Crop & Resize tab, and type an exact width and height, or choose a quick preset like Instagram square or HD. Lock the aspect ratio to avoid stretching, then click Download Image.
Yes. In the Crop & Resize tab, switch the unit toggle from Pixels to Millimeters or Inches. A DPI field appears so you can set the print resolution — 300 DPI is the standard for print and passport photos — and the tool converts your physical size to the exact pixel dimensions automatically.
Yes. The Crop & Resize tab includes a "Passport, visa & ID photo size" dropdown covering 65+ countries, including the US and India (2×2 in / 51×51mm), the UK and EU/Schengen countries (35×45mm), Canada (50×70mm), and China (33×48mm). Selecting a country sets the exact millimeter size and converts it to pixels at your chosen DPI.
300 DPI is a common print-resolution starting point and is the tool's default. Passport, visa and ID requirements vary by authority, so use the exact resolution or pixel dimensions stated for your application when they are provided.
Yes. Choose 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16 or Original in the Crop & Resize tab and the crop box will lock to that ratio while you drag its corners. Choose Free for an unrestricted crop.
Yes. The Rotate & Flip tab has a fine straighten slider from -45° to 45° in addition to quick 90° rotation buttons and horizontal or vertical flip.
Yes. Turn on Border in the Border tab, then set its width, color and optional corner rounding for a soft, rounded frame.
Yes. The Watermark tab supports independent text and logo watermarks, each with their own position, size, opacity and, for text, rotation and an optional tiled pattern.
The Filters tab applies blur or sharpen to the entire image. Use Blur to soften detail and Sharpen to strengthen local edge contrast; review the live preview before downloading.
You can upload JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF or BMP files, and download your edited image as PNG, JPEG or WEBP with an adjustable quality setting for JPEG and WEBP.
The editor processes the selected image in your browser and does not intentionally upload the image to CorrectionCopy for editing. Closing or resetting the page releases the working image from the editor.
There is no artificial upload-size or resolution limit in the editor. Practical capacity depends on your browser, available memory and the pixel dimensions of the image and requested export.
Yes. The editor runs in a modern web browser and provides crop, resize, rotate, flip, colour adjustments, blur, sharpen, borders and watermarks without requiring a desktop app.
Adjust the crop box first, choose Free or a locked aspect ratio, and then select Apply Crop. The crop is not committed to the final preview or export until you apply it.
Yes. The editor keeps a bounded local edit history for committed changes so you can move backward with Undo or forward again with Redo during the current editing session.