PDFPixo

Joint Photo Maker

Two people side by side in one photo for a bank joint account or form.

Put two people side by side in one 70 × 45 mm joint photo with the same background, ready to paste or upload.

One photo of two people for a joint account

Banks often ask for a joint photo when a husband and wife, or two family members, open a joint account, and some government and property forms ask for the same. Usually the two people have separate photos taken at different times. This tool puts the two photos side by side in one picture, so you can paste it on the form or upload it, without going back to a studio.

What you get

The joint photo is 70 × 45 mm, which is two passport photos of 35 × 45 mm placed next to each other, made at 300 dots per inch. The first photo you add goes on the left and the second on the right; use the arrows in the file list to swap them. A thin black border can go around the whole joint photo. Choose 'One joint photo' to get a single JPG, or 'Print sheet' to get several copies on 4 × 6, 5 × 7 or A4 paper, for example 4 copies on a 4 × 6 sheet or 12 on A4.

The same background for both

Two photos taken in different places rarely match. You can make both backgrounds white or light blue so the joint photo looks like one picture. This uses a small AI model inside your browser that separates each person from the background. It works best with plain backgrounds and clear outlines. If you prefer to keep the photos as they are, choose 'Keep as it is'.

Getting the faces right

Each photo is fitted into its half from the centre. Use photos where the face is in the middle and both people are about the same size. If one photo is much closer than the other, crop it first with the Edit Photo tool so the heads look similar.

Check the size your bank asks for

There is no single rule for joint photos in India. Most banks accept two passport photos side by side, but some ask for a different size or for the photo to be signed across. Check the form or ask the branch, and print at actual size.

An example

A couple opening a joint savings account have separate passport photos from their office ID cards. They add both, choose a white background and 'Print sheet', and print four joint photos on one 4 × 6 sheet: one for the bank, the rest for later.

Private by design

Everything happens inside your own browser. Your photos and the details you type are never uploaded to a server, and nothing is kept after you close the page. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit. For family photos and identity papers this matters more than anything else.

How to use it

  1. Add two photos The first goes on the left, the second on the right.
  2. Choose the background Keep it, or make both white or light blue.
  3. One photo or a sheet Pick a single joint photo or a print sheet with copies.
  4. Create and download Save the JPG or PDF and print it at actual size.

Why choose PDFPixo for this tool

  • No studio visit Join photos you already have.
  • Matching background Both halves can get the same colour.
  • Ready to print 70 × 45 mm at 300 DPI, or a sheet of copies.
  • Private and free Your photos stay on your device.

Frequently asked questions

What size is the joint photo?
70 × 45 mm: two 35 × 45 mm photos side by side.
Can I change who is on the left?
Yes. Change the order of the files with the arrows.
Can I print several copies?
Yes. Choose 'Print sheet' and the number of copies.
Is the background change perfect?
It works best on plain backgrounds; check the result.
Is it uploaded anywhere?
No. It is made in your browser.

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