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Passport Photo Print Sheet (4×6)

Arrange passport photos on a 4×6 inch print sheet at 300 DPI with cut lines. Take it to any photo kiosk.

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About the Photo Print Sheet

Turn one correctly sized photo into a full print sheet: your image tiles edge-to-edge on a 4×6 inch canvas at 300 DPI — as many copies as fit your selected photo size (six for 35×45mm or US 2×2, nine for China visa, sixteen for 1-inch ID) — with optional cutting guides. Save the JPEG, send it to any 1-hour photo kiosk or home printer, and cut along the lines.

How it works

The tool tiles your finished ID photos onto a single 4×6 inch sheet at 300 DPI (1200×1800 pixels) — the size every drugstore kiosk prints — and draws optional cut lines between copies. You choose the photo dimensions from the standard set, and the sheet packs as many copies as fit.

How to use it

Drop your master photo, pick the photo size (413×531 for 35×45mm, 600×600 for US 2×2, and others), toggle cut lines, and generate the sheet. Print it at any kiosk and cut along the lines.

Supported formats & limitations

Accepts .jpg, .png and .webp up to 30MB; batch-friendly if your photos share dimensions; output is one 1200×1800px sheet. A 35×45mm photo tiles 2×3 = 6 copies; US 2×2 also tiles 2×3 = 6 — the tool arranges as many as fit automatically.

Common use cases

Turning one correctly sized photo into a wallet of spares for forms, applications and institutions that want physical copies — at kiosk prices instead of photographer prices.

Frequently asked questions

How many photos fit on a sheet?

It depends on the photo size — the sheet is 1200×1800px (4×6" at 300 DPI): a 35×45mm photo (413×531px) tiles 2×3 = 6 copies; a US 2×2 photo (600×600px) also tiles 2×3 = 6; China visa 33×48mm tiles 3×3 = 9; 1-inch ID tiles 4×4 = 16. The result card shows the exact count for your settings.

What resolution is the sheet?

1200×1800 pixels — exactly 4×6 inches at 300 DPI, the retail print standard.

How do I print passport photos at home?

Generate the photo with the passport maker, open this print sheet tool, and print the 4×6-inch (10×15 cm) sheet on photo paper at 300 DPI. Cut along the cut lines — each cell is exactly the photo size you selected.

What paper should I print the sheet on?

Any 4×6-inch photo paper works — glossy or matte. Kiosks and minilabs print at 300 DPI natively, so the sheet comes out at exactly the right physical size. Avoid plain office paper: it's thinner and colors look duller, which matters for ID photos.

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