Resize Image to 5×7 cm

5 × 7 cm is a portrait photo size, the same as 50 × 70 mm — the Canadian passport photo format. At 300 DPI it is 591 × 827 pixels. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Need a smaller file instead? Compress or convert.

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Why choose 5×7 cm?

5×7 cm (50×70 mm, 1.97×2.76 in) is a portrait print size used for Canadian passport photos. At 300 DPI it needs 591×827 pixels.

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591×827 px at 300 DPI

The pixel size is worked out for you, and the file is saved with 300 DPI so it prints at exactly 5×7 cm.

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An official photo size

5×7 cm is the size required for Canadian passport photos. Always check the latest official rules for background and head size.

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10 per A4 sheet

With small gaps, 10 photos fit on one A4 page and 10 on US Letter — handy for printing several copies at home.

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5:7 portrait shape

The 5:7 print proportion decides the framing. Drag the preview so the subject sits where the rules expect it.

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About 76 KB–150 KB as JPG

At 300 DPI a 5×7 cm photo is usually 76 KB–150 KB. If a form limits the file size, pair it with the compressor.

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Same size, other units

5×7 cm equals 50×70 mm or 1.97×2.76 in. Enter whichever unit your instructions use — the result is identical.

5×7 cm at a glance

Size5×7 cm = 50×70 mm, 1.97×2.76 in
Pixels at 300 DPI (print)591×827
Pixels at 600 DPI (high quality)1181×1654
Pixels at 200 DPI394×551
Pixels at 150 DPI295×413
Aspect ratio5:7 print
Copies per A4 sheet10
Copies per US Letter sheet10
Copies per 4×6 in photo paper2
Typical JPG at 300 DPI76 KB–150 KB
Same and similar sizes50×70 mm, 1.97×2.76 in, 2×2 in, 4×6 cm

Resize a photo to 5×7 cm in 3 steps

  1. Add your photo — a clear, well-lit original works best.
  2. The size is already set to 5×7 cm at 300 DPI. Drag and zoom the preview to frame the face or subject.
  3. Click Resize and download. Print it at 100% (“actual size”) so it comes out at 5×7 cm.

New to image resizing? Read the full resizing guide.

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Preparing a 5×7 cm photo

At 300 DPI, 5×7 cm is 591 × 827 pixels, a 5:7 portrait shape.

Not 5×7 inches. A 5×7 inch print is a popular frame size and is over six times the area. For that, use the 5×7 inch page.

Passport use. The Canadian passport photo is 50×70 mm, with strict rules on head size and background. The 50×70 mm page covers it in more detail.

Framing. The tall shape leaves space above the head and below the shoulders; drag the preview so the face sits in the upper-middle.

Similar print and photo sizes

Nearby print sizes, saved at 300 DPI so they print at the right size:

Frequently asked questions

Is 5×7 cm the same as 50×70 mm?

Yes. 5 cm is 50 mm and 7 cm is 70 mm — both are 591×827 pixels at 300 DPI.

How many photos of 5×7 cm fit on an A4 page?

About 10 on A4 and 10 on US Letter, leaving 5 mm margins and 3 mm between photos. On 4×6 inch photo paper you can fit 2.

What DPI should a 5×7 cm photo be?

300 DPI is the standard for photo prints and gives 591×827 pixels. Some offices accept 200 DPI (394×551); 600 DPI (1181×1654) is only needed for very high-quality printing.

What is 5×7 cm in other units?

5×7 cm is 50×70 mm, 1.97×2.76 in. Close sizes that are often confused with it: 50×70 mm, 1.97×2.76 in.

Why does my 5×7 cm print come out the wrong size?

Most printers scale images to “fit page” by default. Choose “actual size” or 100% in the print dialog, and the photo will print at exactly 5×7 cm.

How large is a 5×7 cm photo file?

Usually 76 KB–150 KB as a JPG at 300 DPI. If an online form allows less, reduce it with the compressor — the print size stays the same.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Resizing happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is transmitted or stored, and you can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it still works.