Mexico Passport Photo (35x45mm) — Free Maker

In Mexico the phrase tamaño pasaporte means a specific thing: 3.5 by 4.5 centimetres, white background, the face seen from the front with the forehead and ears visible, neutral expression, no glasses, no hat. The format comes from the SRE passport rules, but it is requested all over Mexican life, from school enrolments and job applications to scholarship forms and professional licence requests.

This page is set to the Mexico preset. An AI model running on your device separates you from the background of a photo taken at home and replaces it with the white that Mexican offices expect, then crops to 3.5 by 4.5 centimetres at print resolution. You get one digital file and a print sheet with several copies, so one standard print at a kiosk or papelería covers a whole set.

One honest point about the passport itself: many SRE offices and consulates now capture your photo on their own camera at the appointment, and the confirmation of your cita lists whether printed photos are still required. For those that do, and for every other form that asks for tamaño pasaporte, this is the right output. Note that it is not tamaño infantil, which is a different, smaller format, and that the tool cannot take off glasses or remove a shadow across the face, so retake the photo if needed.