Stamp Size Photo Maker (20×25mm) & NEET Postcard
Generate official 20 × 25 mm (2 × 2.5 cm) stamp size photos tiled into a 16-photo 4×6" sheet for college IDs and railway passes, or format mandatory 4" × 6" NTA NEET UG postcard admit card prints with candidate name, roll number, and date stamping.
Stamp Size & NEET Postcard Photo Studio16 STAMPS FOR ₹5 PRINT
Generate 20×25mm stamp photos for railway/college passes or 4×6" NTA NEET UG admit card postcards.
Upload Candidate Photograph
We automatically crop to 20×25mm stamp size and tile 16–80 copies onto a 4×6" or A4 sheet.
Why Create Stamp Size & NEET Photos on Kagazo?
Engineered specifically for Indian institutional guidelines, photo studios, and student budgets.
16 Stamp Photos on 4×6"
Automatically tiles 16 identical stamp photos with scissor cut lines—save ₹100 compared to studio rates.
NTA NEET 4×6" Postcard
Formats your postcard portrait with the mandatory white bottom banner containing Name, Roll No, and Date.
Standard 20 × 25 mm Lock
Pre-set dimensions matching Indian Railways (MST tickets), college admission forms, and library passes.
Print for ₹5 at Any Lab
Order a single standard 4×6" photo print at any local digital lab or photo shop for just ₹5 to ₹10.
Embedded 300 DPI JFIF
Delivers ultra-crisp lab print density without blurring or pixelation on glossy photo paper.
100% In-Browser Privacy
All photo tiling and sheet generation executes locally in device memory. Zero server uploads.
Indian Photo Size Comparison (Stamp vs Passport vs NEET Postcard)
Physical dimensions, resolutions, and sheet yields at a glance.
| Photo Format | Physical Dimensions | Pixel Resolution (300 DPI) | Typical Application Uses | Sheet Yield (4×6") |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stamp Size Photo (India Standard) | 20 mm × 25 mm (2.0 × 2.5 cm / 0.8 × 1.0 in) | 236 × 295 px @ 300 DPI | Railway MST passes, college student IDs, library cards, pension books | 16 to 24 photos on standard 4×6" card |
| NTA NEET UG Postcard Photo | 4" × 6" inches (10.16 × 15.24 cm / 100 × 150 mm) | 1200 × 1800 px @ 300 DPI | NEET UG examination hall admit card verification annexure | 1 full 4×6" photo card with Name, Roll No & Date strip |
| Standard Passport Size Photo | 35 mm × 45 mm (3.5 × 4.5 cm / 1.38 × 1.77 in) | 413 × 531 px @ 300 DPI | Passport Seva Kendra, UPSC, SSC, banking exams, visas | 8 photos on standard 4×6" card |
How to Make Stamp Size Photos in 5 Steps
Follow this verified 5-step process for guaranteed consular acceptance:
Upload Photo
Upload candidate portrait for stamp size or NEET postcard formatting.
Choose Stamp or Postcard Preset
Select 20x25mm (Stamp Size) or 4x6" Postcard (NEET UG).
Crop Face & Adjust Margins
Position head and shoulders within standardized frame guides.
Add Name & Date Banner
Add applicant name and date of photo strip as required by exam boards.
Download Photo or Print Grid
Export single high-resolution image or printable multi-photo sheet.
Common Stamp Photo Errors and How Kagazo Fixes Them
Avoid common passport photo mistakes that trigger application rejection:
Passport Size (35x45mm) Too Big
Pasting 35x45mm photos onto 20x25mm application form boxes spills over signature lines.
NTA Exam Disqualification
NEET UG strictly mandates candidate name and date of photo printed at bottom.
NEET Postcard Not 4x6 Inches
NEET admit cards require a physical 4×6 inch postcard photo pasted on attendance sheet.
Pixelation on Small 20x25mm Prints
Low-res images blur when printed small. Kagazo renders at true 300 DPI.
Frequently Asked Questions (Stamp Size & NEET Postcard)
Everything you need to know about stamp size photos, NEET 4×6" postcards, and print sheet savings.
01.What is the exact size of a stamp size photo in India?
A standard stamp size photo in India measures 20 mm × 25 mm (2.0 cm × 2.5 cm), or approximately 0.8 × 1.0 inches. In digital pixels at 300 DPI, it measures 236 × 295 pixels.
02.What is the difference between passport size and stamp size photos?
A passport size photo measures 35 mm × 45 mm (3.5 × 4.5 cm) and is used for legal travel documents and central government exams. A stamp size photo is much smaller (20 mm × 25 mm) and is used for college IDs, library cards, and railway passes.
03.How do I print 16 stamp photos for just ₹5?
Download Kagazo’s 16-photo 4×6" sheet. Transfer the JPEG to a pendrive or send it to your local digital studio or print kiosk (such as Kodak Express or local cyber cafes) and order a standard 4×6" photo print for ₹5 to ₹10. Cut the 16 photos along the dashed lines.
04.What is the NEET UG 4×6" postcard photo requirement?
NTA NEET UG mandates that every candidate carry a large 4" × 6" (postcard size) photograph with candidate name and date of photograph stamped at the bottom to the examination hall for affixing onto the admit card proforma.
05.Can I add my Candidate Name and Roll Number on the NEET postcard?
Yes! Toggle the "NEET Postcard Proforma" option in the studio controls, enter your full name, roll number, and date of photograph, and the engine will embed the official white bottom banner automatically.
06.Can I use stamp size photos for government recruitment exams like SSC or UPSC?
No. Central exams (SSC, UPSC, RRB) strictly require standard 35 × 45 mm passport photos. Stamp size photos are only accepted on college passes, library registers, and railway season tickets.
07.What background is required for stamp size photos?
A clean, plain white or light off-white background is recommended for maximum clarity on miniature ID card prints.
08.Does Kagazo downsample image quality when tiling 16 photos?
Never. Each of the 16 tiled cells is rendered at full 300 DPI resolution to ensure razor-sharp edges when printed on glossy photo paper.
09.Can I create a mix of passport and stamp photos on one sheet?
Yes! Visit our College Admission Photo Sheet Studio (/tools/college-admission-photo-maker) to create combo sheets containing both passport and stamp photos together.
010.Are my photographs uploaded to any cloud server?
Never. All processing happens 100% in your local browser’s volatile RAM. Zero bytes are uploaded to our servers.