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Resize an image to 350 × 450 pixels

350 × 450 pixels is a portrait 7:9 size, often used for 35:45 passport-style photos at low resolution. Choose your photo, place it in the frame and download a JPG that is exactly 350 × 450 px and under your form’s KB limit.

Stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

01Size the form asks for
02File size limit
03Fill for empty edges

Fills only empty edges when you zoom out or rotate. It doesn’t remove the background you were photographed against.

Drop your photo here

JPG, PNG or WebP. A phone photo is fine.

or drag and drop

04Your file

Choose an image to begin.

About 350 × 450 px

Aspect ratio
7:9
Orientation
Portrait
Total pixels
157,500 (0.16 MP)
Printed at 300 DPI
29.6 × 38.1 mm (1.17 × 1.5 in)

Printed size by DPI

DPImminch
72123.5 × 158.84.86 × 6.25
9692.6 × 119.13.65 × 4.69
15059.3 × 76.22.33 × 3
20044.4 × 57.21.75 × 2.25
30029.6 × 38.11.17 × 1.5

How it works

  1. 01Enter the width and height your form asks for (pixels, or mm/cm/inch with DPI), or tap a common size.
  2. 02Set the maximum KB from the form, and a minimum if it has one.
  3. 03Choose your photo. Drag to place your face in the guide; pinch or use + and − to zoom.
  4. 04Check the KB meter, then press Download. The file is the exact size and never over the limit.

Questions

How do I resize a photo to 350 × 450 pixels?

Open the tool on this page, choose your photo, drag it into the 7:9 frame and press Download. The file is always exactly 350 × 450 px; you never need to type the numbers.

What is 350 × 450 pixels in mm?

It depends on the DPI it is printed at. At 300 DPI it is 29.6 × 38.1 mm; at 96 DPI (screens) it is 92.6 × 119.1 mm. The table on this page lists more.

How many KB is a 350 × 450 photo?

It varies with the picture and the JPEG quality. Set your form’s maximum KB in the tool; it keeps the best quality that fits. A plain background and even light keep the file smaller.

Other pixel sizes

Other sizes