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Passport Photo Maker

Make a passport-format photo from a phone picture

4 free credits on sign-up — your first Standard image with any tool, no card required.

  1. 01Upload a front-facing photo of yourself in even light, no hat or sunglasses
  2. 02Choose the format for your country: US, EU, UK, India or Canada
  3. 03Make it, download at full size and print or upload to your application
Passport Photo Maker — after editingPassport Photo Maker — before editing
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Drag the handle: the uploaded photo on the left, what the tool made on the right.

Passport renewal, visa application, ID card, student card or a work badge: they all want the same fussy picture, and the drugstore charges for it. Passport Photo Maker turns one ordinary photo of you into the standard passport layout: pure white background, head centered and facing straight on, neutral expression with the mouth closed, both eyes open and clearly visible, hair away from the face, even frontal light with no shadows on the face or the wall, and plain clothing. Your identity and facial features stay the same, so it remains a true likeness rather than a touched-up version of you. The output is cropped to the exact proportions of the format you choose.

Passport format is the single menu, and it controls both the crop and the framing rules. "US 2×2 in" produces a square image with the face filling roughly sixty percent of the frame height, as US passports and many US visa forms require. "EU 35×45 mm" and "UK 35×45 mm" follow the portrait proportions used across Europe and Britain. "India 2×2 in" is square like the US format but built for Indian passport and visa applications, and "Canada 50×70 mm" gives the larger portrait format Canadian applications ask for. Pick the country whose document you are applying for; if a form quotes a size you do not see here, choose the closest match and confirm on the official checklist before printing.

Results appear on the canvas at the correct ratio, ready to download at full resolution without a watermark. If a stray shadow or a collar needs fixing, type the change in words; if you need a cleaner cutout for an online upload, Background Remover produces a transparent PNG. Image Upscaler is useful before printing several copies on one sheet. As a one-photo tool it costs 4 credits on Standard, 12 on Pro and 44 on Max. Signing up gives you 4 free credits, which is exactly enough for one Standard passport photo, and you can do it without adding a card.

  • Photo of you facing the camera
  • Passport formatUS 2×2 inEU 35×45 mmUK 35×45 mmIndia 2×2 inCanada 50×70 mm
  • Change details with a sentence, or hand it to any other tool
  • Standard, Pro and Max quality on every make
  • Enlarge to 32 megapixels or turn it into a short clip
  • Every image saved to your library, downloadable full size

About this tool

Is there a way to keep my glasses on in the photo?
Glare is removed and the eyes are kept fully visible by default; whether frames are allowed depends on the country. The United States, for example, does not permit glasses in passport photos, while some other authorities do. If yours does, upload a photo wearing them and use a typed edit on the canvas to keep the frames.
Will it be accepted by the passport office?
Widely published requirements are what the tool applies: white background, straight-on head, neutral closed-mouth expression, open eyes, no shadows and the correct crop for the chosen format. Acceptance is decided by the issuing authority, so check its current checklist for details such as print size, paper and recency before submitting. Most people find the result ready to print.
Which option should I pick for a visa rather than a passport?
Use the format of the country issuing the visa, not your own. A US visa application follows the "US 2×2 in" rule, a Schengen visa follows "EU 35×45 mm", a UK visa follows "UK 35×45 mm", and Indian and Canadian applications have their own entries. When an application lists a size not on the menu, choose the nearest ratio and trim to size.
How many photos do I get per run?
One image per run, cropped to the format you selected and ready to download at full resolution. To print a sheet of identical copies, open the result in a document or photo app and tile it, or run Image Upscaler first so each copy stays sharp. Need a different format? Change the menu and run again for 4 credits on Standard.
Can I try Passport Photo Maker before paying?
Yes. A new account starts with 4 free credits, which covers your first Standard image with Passport Photo Maker — no card required. After that, credits come from a monthly plan or a one-time pack.

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