Denmark passport photo size & rules
Denmark, a Nordic country in Northern Europe comprising the Jutland peninsula and hundreds of islands between the North Sea and the Baltic, requires a standardised photograph for every passport (pas) application. The photo must measure 35 millimetres wide by 45 millimetres tall, equal to 413 by 531 pixels at 300 DPI, in line with the ICAO biometric standard adopted across the European Union.
Danish passports are issued by the Danish police (Politiet) on behalf of the state, and citizens usually apply through their local Borgerservice (Citizen Service) office. The photograph must present your full face with a neutral expression, mouth closed, and eyes open and clearly visible. It should be taken against a plain white or light grey background under even lighting that produces no shadows. Glasses are best avoided, and any head covering is only accepted for religious reasons provided the facial features remain fully visible.
You can create a compliant Danish passport photo entirely within your browser using this tool. All image processing runs locally on your device, meaning nothing is uploaded and your photo stays completely private, and the tool is free to use. Requirements can be revised, so always check the current official rules with the Politiet or your local Borgerservice before submitting your passport application.