PandaFileKit

Print passport size photos on A4

For home and office printers. The A4 layout is already chosen; set how many copies you need.

JPG · PNG · WEBP · HEIC → JPG

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PresetSize: 35 × 45 mm · Layout: A4 print sheet

Drop image here

or paste, or choose a file

JPG · PNG · WEBP · HEIC → JPG

Choose a front-facing photo with even light and a plain background.

How many passport photos fit on A4

With a 5 mm margin and 3 mm gaps, an A4 page holds 30 photos of 35 × 45 mm (5 across, 6 down) or 15 US 2 × 2 inch photos (3 across, 5 down). Set a copies count to print fewer; they start at the top so the rest of the page can be reused.

Step by step

  1. 01Choose the photo size and frame your face.
  2. 02Choose A4 (or US Letter) and the number of copies.
  3. 03Download and print at 100% / actual size, not fit to page.
  4. 04Cut along the corner marks.

Get the size right on a home printer

Printers often shrink pages to fit their margins. In the print dialog choose Actual size or 100%, and turn off Fit to page. Then measure one photo: it should be exactly 35 mm wide.

  • Print on photo paper; some offices refuse photos printed on plain paper.
  • Letter paper? Choose the US Letter sheet instead.

Questions

Why does my printout come out smaller?

The print dialog is scaling it. Choose 100% or Actual size and print again.

Can I mix sizes on one sheet?

Not in one run. Make one sheet per size.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The sheet is drawn in this browser tab.