Passport Photo Maker: Visa and ID Photos Online
Crop photos to official passport and visa sizes, replace the background, and download print-ready files or a tiled 4x6 sheet.
Turn any portrait into a compliant passport, visa, or ID photo without sending it anywhere. Pick a country preset (US 2x2 inch, Schengen, UK, India, Pakistan NIC, or a custom millimeter size), position the head against a guide overlay, optionally swap the background for white, off-white, light blue, or red, and export a 300 DPI JPG, PNG, or a 4x6 inch print sheet.
An identity photo is one of the most sensitive images you own: it is your face, formatted for government records. Most online passport photo services upload that photo to a server to process it. This tool does the same job entirely in your browser. The image is opened locally, cropped on a canvas, and the optional background replacement runs a neural network downloaded to your device, so nothing is ever transmitted.
The size presets cover the common cases: US Passport at 2 x 2 inches (600 x 600 px), Schengen visa and UK photos at 35 x 45 mm, India at 51 x 51 mm, and Pakistan NIC at 35 x 45 mm. A custom option accepts any width and height in millimeters for less common documents. Inside the fixed-aspect frame you drag the photo into position and zoom with a slider, while a toggleable head guide (an oval for the face and a dashed eye line) helps you match the head-size rules most authorities enforce.
If the original was not shot against a plain wall, the background replacement step removes the existing backdrop and composites the portrait onto white, off-white, light blue, or red. Exports are rendered at the preset's exact pixel dimensions with 300 DPI stamped into the JPG, and the print sheet option tiles as many copies as fit on a 4 x 6 inch canvas with thin cut lines, ready for a standard photo print.
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Upload a portrait
Choose a photo from your device. It opens directly in the browser; no upload happens at any point.
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Pick a size and frame the head
Select a country preset or custom millimeter size, then drag and zoom the photo until the head fits the oval guide and eye line.
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Export print-ready files
Optionally replace the background with a plain color, then download a 300 DPI JPG or PNG, or a 4 x 6 inch sheet tiled with cut lines.
US passport renewal
Produce the required 2 x 2 inch, 600 x 600 px photo from a phone portrait and print it at any drugstore kiosk from the 4 x 6 sheet.
Schengen or UK visa application
Crop to the 35 x 45 mm format and replace a cluttered home background with the plain light background embassies ask for.
National ID cards
Make 51 x 51 mm photos for Indian documents or 35 x 45 mm photos for a Pakistan NIC without visiting a photo studio.
Office or student ID badges
Use the custom size option to match whatever dimensions an employer, school, or license authority specifies.
Does my photo leave my device?
No. Cropping runs on a local canvas and the background removal model is downloaded to your browser and runs there. The photo is never uploaded, which matters more than usual for an identity photo.
Will the printed photo come out the correct physical size?
Yes. Exports are rendered at the preset's exact pixel dimensions and the JPG carries a 300 DPI density tag, so print software sizes it correctly. The 4 x 6 sheet prints at standard photo size with cut lines between copies.
How does the background replacement work?
A neural network (about 88 MB, downloaded once and cached) separates the person from the backdrop, and the cutout is composited onto your chosen color: white, off-white, light blue, or red. You can toggle back to the original at any time.
Will this photo be accepted by my government?
The tool produces the correct dimensions, resolution, and background, but acceptance also depends on the photo itself: neutral expression, even lighting, no shadows, recent capture. Check your authority's published rules and use the head guide to match the required head size.
Can I make sizes that are not in the preset list?
Yes. The custom option accepts any width and height from 10 to 150 mm and converts it to pixels at 300 DPI, which covers most license, permit, and ID formats worldwide.