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UK passport (online) photo size
The rules as HM Passport Office (GOV.UK) words them, and a checker for your file. Everything runs on your device; nothing is uploaded.
JPEG · 50 KB–10 MB · at least 600 × 750 px
- Clear and in focus
- In colour
- Unaltered by computer software
- At least 600 pixels wide and 750 pixels tall
- At least 50KB and no more than 10MB
- Plain light-coloured background
- Taken in the last month
GOV.UK — Get a passport photo: digital photos· checked 24 Oct 2026
“Your photo must be … unaltered by computer software.”
GOV.UK also says not to crop a photo taken on your own device: it will be done for you. So this page does not change your photo at all; it checks the file against the rules before you upload it.
checking against JPEG · 50 KB–10 MB · at least 600 × 750 px · your photo is not changed
Drop the file you’re about to upload
or paste it with ⌘V — anywhere on this page
From your gallery or camera
JPG · PNG · WebP · HEIC — up to 25 MP
- Never stored
- No watermark
- No sign-up
Questions people ask
What size should a UK passport (online) photo be?
HM Passport Office (GOV.UK) asks for: Clear and in focus; In colour; Unaltered by computer software; At least 600 pixels wide and 750 pixels tall; At least 50KB and no more than 10MB; Plain light-coloured background; Taken in the last month. Source: GOV.UK — Get a passport photo: digital photos, checked 24 Oct 2026.
Can I edit the photo?
HM Passport Office (GOV.UK) says: "Your photo must be … unaltered by computer software." GOV.UK also says not to crop a photo taken on your own device: it will be done for you. So this page does not change your photo at all; it checks the file against the rules before you upload it.
What does the checker look at?
The real file type (from its first bytes, not its name), the file size and the pixel dimensions, each marked pass or fail with the measured number. It cannot judge your expression, lighting or background; follow the rules above for those.
Is my photo uploaded to WipeMark?
No. Everything runs in your browser, on your own device. The photo never leaves it.