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Foto de pasaporte de EE. UU. — 2×2 pulgadas, en tu navegador

Una foto de pasaporte de EE. UU. debe medir exactamente 2×2 pulgadas (51×51 mm), a color, con fondo blanco o casi blanco, y tener menos de seis meses. Esta herramienta la recorta a ese marco y muestra si la cabeza ocupa entre el 50% y el 69%. El recorte ocurre en tu navegador: la foto original no se sube. La tabla de requisitos de abajo sigue el texto oficial en inglés.

  • Descarga la foto antes de salir: no guardamos una copia.
  • Solo recortamos y redimensionamos. No cambiamos el fondo ni retocamos la piel: haz la foto contra una pared blanca.

En esta promoción las fotos de documento son gratis. No hace falta comprar créditos.

51×51 mm, 600×600. Solo recortamos y redimensionamos: no cambiamos el fondo ni retocamos la piel. Haz la foto contra una pared blanca.La cabeza debe verse completa, con un poco de espacio alrededor. Si se corta por arriba, los lados o la barbilla, no se genera la foto y el crédito se devuelve.

El retrato profesional conserva la misma cara y envía la foto a un servicio de imagen. La foto de documento se recorta en tu navegador y el original no se sube. Ningún resultado se guarda: descárgalo tú.

Requisitos oficiales de la foto de pasaporte de EE. UU.

ReglaRequisito
Printed sizeExactly 2 × 2 inches (51 × 51 mm)
Head height1 inch to 1 3/8 inches (25–35 mm), chin to top of head
Head share of frame50%–69% of the photo height
BackgroundPlain white or off-white, no shadows
ColorColor photo, not black and white
RecencyTaken within the last 6 months
PoseFull face, front-facing, both eyes open, neutral expression or natural smile
Not allowedGlasses, hats, headphones, uniforms
EditingNo software retouching, no phone-app filters, no AI edits

Rules as published by the U.S. Department of State — confirm on travel.state.gov before you submit.

Por qué rechazan las fotos de pasaporte de EE. UU.

  • The photo isn’t exactly 2×2 inches after printing — most phone crops are off by a few millimetres.
  • The head is too small or too large in the frame.
  • The background is grey, blue or uneven, or the subject casts a shadow.
  • The photo is older than six months.
  • The subject wears glasses, a hat, headphones or a uniform.
  • The image is blurry, pixelated, or a scan of a print.
  • The photo was edited — background replaced, skin smoothed, a filter applied, or enhanced by AI. The State Department does not accept edited or filtered photos.

Cómo tomar una foto que pase

  • Stand about an arm’s length from a plain white wall, facing a window. No flash.
  • Ask someone to shoot from eye level, framing from mid-chest up — we’ll crop to 2×2.
  • Keep a neutral expression, both eyes open, mouth closed or a natural smile.
  • Don’t use your phone’s portrait mode, beauty mode or any filter. Shoot plain.

Imprimirla o subir una copia digital

For a printed passport application, print the 2×2 inch file on photo paper. For digital uploads, follow the form you are filing — do not guess pixel numbers here. If you need a square digital file for an online form, use our 600×600 px photo.

Preguntas frecuentes

Is a 2×2 inch photo the same as 51×51 mm?
Yes, exactly the same.
Can I take a US passport photo with my phone?
Yes, as long as you don’t filter or edit it.
Can I use an AI-generated or AI-enhanced photo?
No. The State Department does not accept photos that were edited with software, apps, filters or AI.
How old can the photo be?
Six months or newer.
Can I wear glasses in a US passport photo?
No, glasses are not allowed.

El recorte y el cambio de tamaño ocurren en tu navegador: la foto original no se sube.