After Dragging Passport Size Photo

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September 28, 2019
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Let me explain.

1. I have done from file menu, Cntl+N

2. Inserted a full size picture.

3. Created a passport size photo with crop tool.

4. Then pressed Enter key.

5. I made another window from file menu, Cntl+N

6. Dragged the created passport size picture to this window.

7. Then I saw a border on the picture. How to execute this action

from keyboard? After I made the passport size I typed Cnrl+A.

I tried that for this also. But in vein. Still that border is there.

When that border exist there I cannot drag right side or downward to

arrang multiple photo to print.

Please comment. Also tell me what is the right procedure to create a

passport size copy along with border. Stroke command also confusig me.

I do not have enough experience in photoshop. My photoshop version is CS3.

How to

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akmuAuthor

Known Participant

After dragging the picture to new frame how to save it.

How to merge two picture to drag both picture to downward.

Derek Cross

Community Expert

It depends on the size required for a passport photograph, but say it's to be 2" x 2".

Assuming your original photograph is at least size 1000px 1000px, open your photograph and crop it to a square picture that fits the requirments of the passport image e.g. the head should be centered and facing forward on a white background.

Select, Image > Image Size, select 2" x 2" at 300PPI

Double click on the Layer to change it from a Background layer to a Normal layer.

Select, Layer > Layer Style > Stroke select the color and size of the stroke (border) .

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