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Resize to a 50×60 mm biometric photo

591 × 709 pixels = 50 × 60 mm at 300 dpi, the Turkish passport and ID card size, cropped on your own device.

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Up to 3 files per runUp to 20 MB per file5 runs per dayRemove limits with Pro✓ Works offline

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This tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and you can even turn off your internet connection before you start.

Example

Example: a 50 × 60 mm photo for renewing a Turkish passport at a consulate abroad

Emre (fictitious), a Turkish citizen living in Birmingham, is renewing his Turkish passport at the consulate and needs 50 × 60 mm biometric photos. He takes emre.jpg on his phone against a plain white wall: 3024 × 4032 pixels. Settings: Fill and crop to 50×60 mm (recommended), Output format JPG, Keep the file under No limit.

Example: a 50 × 60 mm photo for renewing a Turkish passport at a consulate abroad — Before
Before
Example: a 50 × 60 mm photo for renewing a Turkish passport at a consulate abroad — After
After
  1. The 5:6 frame opens as large as it can, centred: 3024 × 3628 pixels.
  2. Shrink it from a corner to about 1500 × 1800 pixels around the head and the top of the shoulders, with a small gap above the hair.
  3. Press Resize to 50×60 mm: the frame is scaled to 39.4 % and saved as emre-591x709.jpg, marked 300 dpi.
  4. In the Passport photo print sheet tool, 50 × 60 mm on a 6 × 4 in print gives 2 copies with the safe 2 mm gaps, or 4 edge to edge, which needs borderless printing.
50 × 60 mm 35 × 45 mm, for comparison
Pixels at 300 dpi 591 × 709413 × 531
On 6 × 4 in, with 2 mm gaps 2 copies8 copies
On 6 × 4 in, edge to edge 4 copies8 copies
On A4, with 2 mm gaps 15 copies30 copies
On US Letter, with 2 mm gaps 16 copies28 copies

emre-591x709.jpg, 50 × 60 mm when printed at 300 dpi. The consulate’s own list says how many photos to bring and how recent they must be; the tool gets the size right, while pose, light and background are yours to get right.

How it works

  1. Drop the portrait onto the box. A plain, light background and an even, front-on light give the cleanest biometric photo.
  2. Fill and crop is preselected and the frame is locked to the 5:6 shape of a 50 × 60 mm photo. Drag it over your face and size it from a corner so your head and the top of your shoulders are inside.
  3. Press Resize to 50×60 mm. The result is exactly 591 × 709 pixels.
  4. Download it and print it at 50 × 60 mm, or upload it to the form.

Frequently asked questions

Why 591 × 709 pixels?
50 mm ÷ 25.4 × 300 = 591 and 60 mm ÷ 25.4 × 300 = 709, so the picture is 50 × 60 mm when printed at 300 dpi.
How is this different from the 45×60 mm photo?
They are two different formats. 50 × 60 mm is the biometric photo of the Turkish passport and ID card; 45 × 60 mm (the classic vesikalık) is 5 mm narrower and has its own page here. Check which one your form names before you print.
Does the tool check biometric rules?
No. It gives you the exact pixel size and a locked frame; head size, expression, background and lighting are yours to get right. Frame your head so it fills most of the height with a small gap above the hair, and keep the background plain.
Can I print a sheet of them?
Yes. The Passport photo print sheet tool offers the 50×60 mm size and repeats one photo across 4×6 inch, L-size, 5×7 inch or A4 paper at 300 dpi, with light cut lines.
How many fit on a 6 × 4 inch print?
Two with the 2 mm margin and gaps that survive a kiosk’s trimming, or four packed edge to edge, which needs borderless printing. A4 takes 15 with gaps and US Letter 16.
Can I upload it to a form with a file-size limit?
Yes. Choose the limit under Keep the file under and only the JPG quality is lowered; the picture stays 591 × 709 pixels. If it cannot get under the limit even at the lowest quality, you are told so rather than given a smaller picture.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The crop and the resize happen in your browser, so a photo of your face stays on your device. The free plan covers 3 files per run, 20 MB per file and 5 runs a day.

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