Passport & ID photos
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Embassy-grade passport, visa, and national ID photos for 30+ countries — sized, cropped, and white-balanced to official spec. Runs in your browser, so your photo never leaves your device.

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30+ countries No upload 300 DPI print-ready Print 4×6 template

Country-specific requirements

Each country sets its own dimensions, head size ratio, and background rules. Our passport tool has presets for the 12 most common; here's the reference — confirm against your embassy's current guidelines before printing.

🇺🇸United States

Size
2×2 in (51×51mm)
Head
25-35mm
Background
Plain white
Age
Last 6 months

🇬🇧United Kingdom

Size
45×35mm
Head
29-34mm
Background
Plain cream / light grey
Age
Last 1 month

🇯🇵Japan

Size
45×35mm
Head
32-36mm
Background
Plain white, no pattern
Age
Last 6 months

🇰🇷South Korea

Size
35×45mm
Head
32-36mm
Background
Plain white
Age
Last 6 months

🇪🇺Schengen / EU

Size
35×45mm
Head
32-36mm
Background
Plain, light colored
Age
Last 6 months

🇨🇦Canada

Size
50×70mm
Head
31-36mm
Background
Plain white
Age
Last 6 months

🇦🇺Australia

Size
35-40×45-50mm
Head
32-36mm
Background
Plain light
Age
Last 6 months

🇨🇳China (visa)

Size
33×48mm
Head
28-33mm
Background
Plain white
Age
Last 6 months

🇮🇳India

Size
50×50mm (passport)
Head
25-35mm
Background
Plain white
Age
Last 6 months

🇸🇬Singapore

Size
35×45mm
Head
28-34mm
Background
Plain white
Age
Last 3 months

🇩🇪Germany (ID)

Size
35×45mm (biometric)
Head
32-36mm
Background
Plain light grey
Age
Last 6 months

🇫🇷France

Size
35×45mm
Head
32-36mm
Background
Light grey (not pure white)
Age
Last 6 months
⚠️ Embassy requirements change. We check quarterly but your local consulate is the source of truth — confirm before a critical submission.

Passport photo checklist

Why submissions get rejected

Shadow on face or background

Most common rejection. Shoot facing a window with diffuse light, not directly under a ceiling lamp.

Wrong head size ratio

Each country specifies head-to-frame ratio. Our tool's country preset crops this automatically — use it.

Expression too animated

Smile shows teeth? Eyes partially closed? Retake.

Old photo (>6 months)

Even if your face hasn't changed, embassies reject based on date.

Filters / beauty mode

Smartphone beauty filters smooth features. Turn them off.

Glasses reflections

If you must wear glasses, remove glare in post with the Photo Editor.

Workflow — from smartphone shot to print-ready

  1. Shoot against a white wallNatural light from the side. Phone at eye level, ~1.5m away.
  2. Open Passport Photo MakerPassport Photo Maker — pick your country preset.
  3. Let auto-crop align faceFace detection finds eyes and centers per country spec.
  4. Touch up background (if needed)Use BG Remove for a perfect white background.
  5. Export print-ready PDFGet a 4×6 print with 4 or 6 copies tiled — take to any photo kiosk.

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FAQ

Is this accepted by the US State Department?

The spec our tool produces matches US State Department guidelines (2×2 in, white background, 25-35mm head). Final acceptance is at submission; we can't guarantee against operator discretion.

Does my photo get uploaded?

Never. The entire passport maker runs in your browser. Your face is not sent to any server.

Can I print at home?

Yes — our output is 300 DPI print-ready. A good inkjet on photo paper produces acceptable results; for best results, use a kiosk at CVS, Walgreens, or your local photo shop.

How do I print multiple copies on one 4×6?

Our export creates a 4×6 or 5×7 sheet with 4-6 copies tiled — common for kiosk submission. Select "Print layout" in the tool.

Does my country support biometric passport photos?

Most EU, East Asian, and Anglosphere countries do. We follow ICAO standards. Your embassy's website will list the exact requirements.

Can I wear a hijab or yarmulke?

Yes — most countries (US, UK, EU, Canada, Japan, Korea) allow religious headwear as long as the face oval from chin to hairline is visible.

What about a child's passport photo?

Same rules, but many countries relax the "neutral expression" for children under 5. Tilt the phone, keep both eyes visible, plain white background.

Is it really free?

Yes. No subscription, no watermark, no upload. Premium ($3.99/mo) removes ads and increases batch capacity if you're processing many photos.

Built by Seonghwan Jo · Daegu, South Korea · About · [email protected]

Country specs verified 2026-04-17. Confirm against your embassy before critical submissions.