Passport and visa applications
Pick the destination's size, frame the face against the guides, and export a file that prints at the exact required millimetres.
Crop a portrait to an official passport or visa size, set a regulation background, and export at print resolution — or as a 4×6 / A4 sheet you can print at any shop. Your photo stays on your device.
Add a portrait photo
A front-facing photo against a plain wall works best. Frame it to the official size, set the background, and export at print resolution.
Passport and visa photos are specified in millimetres, not pixels: 35×45 mm for Schengen and most of Europe and Asia, 2×2 inches for the United States, 33×48 mm for Chinese passports. On top of the outer size, each authority fixes how tall the head must be within the frame and roughly where the eyes should sit.
That is why an ordinary crop of a phone photo gets rejected. The aspect ratio may be right while the face is too small, too large, or sitting too low — the three most common reasons a photo comes back. This tool sets the frame from the official size, draws the head-height band and eye line for the size you picked, and exports at a real DPI so the file prints at the physical dimensions the form asks for.
Everything runs in your browser. For a document photo that is not a detail: the image of your face, and often your name in the filename, never gets uploaded to anyone's server.
Pick the destination's size, frame the face against the guides, and export a file that prints at the exact required millimetres.
Tile the photo onto 4×6in or A4 with cut guides, then have any photo counter print the sheet for the price of a single print.
China's 1-inch and 2-inch sizes are the standard for CVs, forms, and campus cards.
A photo taken against a patterned wall becomes a regulation white, grey, or blue background without retaking it.
Drop in a front-facing photo; it is read at full resolution in your browser.
Pick the country and document, then drag and zoom until the eyes and head sit inside the guides.
Download one photo at print resolution, or a 4×6 / A4 sheet with cut guides.
The size, head-height guides, and DPI follow each authority's published specification, which covers the geometric requirements. Acceptance also depends on lighting, expression, headwear, and glasses, which no tool can verify — check the official checklist before you submit.
No. Cropping, background replacement, and export all happen in your browser. The photo never leaves your device, which is the main reason to prefer this over an upload-based service for identity documents.
A small segmentation model runs locally in your browser to separate you from the background, then the regulation colour is filled in behind you. The model is downloaded once (about 5 MB) and cached; it is a Pro feature.
Export a single photo for a lab that accepts digital files, or a print sheet for 4×6in / 5×7in photo paper or A4. The sheet includes hairline cut guides so trimming is straightforward.
Use the size named by the authority you are applying to — the list covers passport, visa, and ID formats for a dozen countries. When the form gives millimetres, match those numbers exactly.
The free tier exports one watermark-free photo at 300 DPI, which is a complete, usable result. Pro adds automatic background replacement, multi-photo print sheets, and 600 DPI.