How to Creat a Passport Size PHOTO Sheet (32 Photos)

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How to create a Passport size Photo Sheet


Photoshop is a magic and it is a boon for designers. In Photo Studios They Also using this only. While you going to take a photo in a photo studio they will collect Maximum Rs.50 for 5 Photos.

1. Open Your Image In Photoshop 

2. Now Goto Image–> Image Size


Change The Image Size In The Document Size Are. Be Sure you might make changes in Cm. Also Resolution Might Be 200Pixels. Adjust The Passport size If You Need a Little bit change. (Don’t Forget To uncheck “Constrain Proportions“) (Make Changes only inside the Document Size)

3. Edit–> Definition Pattern

4. Now Open a New Image. (File –> New)

First Don’t care About The Image Size. After You Get a blank image in white color Goto Image–> Image Size Then Do Like The Below Image. (Make Changes only inside the Document Size)
Here I choose The Size 12×8(WxH). You can also Make This As 8×12(WxH). There Will No Change in the image. 

5. Now Edit–> Fill

Choose “Pattern” In Use, Ans In “Custom Pattern” Choose Your Image.

6. Now Give OK
.
Your Image is Now Ready. Just Crop the image to Get 32 Photos. Thats It.


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