How to print passport photos on a 4 × 6 sheet

Make your photo in Passport photo maker, choose 4 × 6 in under Print sheet, press Download sheet, and print the file at a photo shop or kiosk as an ordinary 4 × 6 print. The tool fits as many copies as it can, turns the page whichever way holds more, and draws thin grey cut lines between them.

How many fit

With a 2 mm margin and a 2 mm gap for cutting:

The Print sheet panel shows the count for your size and page as you change them, and Copies places fewer if you only need a few.

Steps

1. Make the photo for your document in Passport photo maker and check every rule is ticked.
2. Under Print sheet, choose the page: 4 × 6 in for a photo print, A4 or US Letter for a home printer.
3. Leave Orientation on Best fit, or choose Portrait or Landscape yourself.
4. Choose Cut lines or No lines, and JPG for a photo shop or PDF for a home printer.
5. Press Download sheet.

At a photo shop or kiosk

Order the JPG as a standard 4 × 6 print, glossy or matte as your document asks. The file is exactly 4 × 6 inches at 300 dpi, so the shop should not need to crop it; if its software offers to "fill" or "fit" the print, choose the option that keeps the whole image. The 2 mm margin round the edge keeps the photos clear of any border the printer leaves.

At home

Print the PDF on photo paper at actual size or 100%, never "fit to page", which shrinks every photo slightly. Measure one photo with a ruler before cutting: a 35 × 45 mm photo should be exactly that. Cut along the grey lines with a craft knife and a metal ruler for straight edges.

Questions

Why are some photos turned sideways on the page?

They are not; the page is. A 4 × 6 print fits more 35 × 45 mm photos in landscape, so the sheet is laid out that way and the photos stay upright on it.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The sheet is made in your browser.