Photo 20x30 mm (2x3 centimetres)

Regarding the 20 x 30 mm photo

One of the most popular options at a photography studio is to order a universal photograph in electronic or printed version. It is a photo with preset size, in this case with width being 20 milimetres and height being 30 mm. It corresponds to the dimensions 2 by 3 centimetres. Such a picture may be taken not only by a photographer, but also by yourself. All you have to do is frame it correctly. The easiest way to get this effect is to attach the photograph to the form above. We will help you with our photo generator, allowing you automatic cropping of photos in a fast and professional way. Using framing tools you will get a printable photo with size 20 on 30 mm, without any problem. This will save you time, which you would have to spend on looking for a photography studio that would take photos in this size.

Background of the 20 x 30 mm (2 by 3 cm) photo

Commonly a photograph for documents ought to have a uniform background. The background colour itself may differ depending on the specific application. Often, however, it is a bright background, often white (#ffffffff) or light grey (for instance #fdfdfd), although, there may be a particular requirement regarding background of red colour - #fa1612. With passport-photo.online cropping tool you can get a photo with a uniform bright background. All you have to do is upload any photo to the form above and our Background Removal Tool will do its job and you will get a photo on the perfect bright background. Soon, there will also be an option to choose a specific background color. If you need it now, please contact us at support@passport-photo.online.

20 x 30 mm Photograph equivalents

The equivalents of a 20 x 30 milimetres size photograph are:

• 2 x 3 cm photograph (i.e. photo's width 2 cm and height 3 cm)
• 0,79 x 1,18 inches photograph (i.e. photo's width 0,79 inches and height 1,18 inches)

Proportions of the electronic version of the 20 by 30 mm photo

In the case of photos only in electronic version, it is fundamental to maintain the correct proportions, i.e. the ratio of the 20 mm width to the 30 mm height. Depending on the resolution (dpi) of the printout, these may differ a lot in sizes expressed in pixels (px). E.g., these can be the sizes:

• for dpi=100 resolution: 79 on 62 px (width = 79 px, and height 62 px)
• for dpi=300 resolution: 237 on 187 px (width = 237 px, and height 187 px)
• for dpi=600 resolution: 474 on 374 px (width = 474 pixels, and height 374 px)