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Exact Dimensions
Automatically resize to meet official requirements for any country
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Compliance Check
Ensure your photo meets all official guidelines and specifications
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Background Editor
Change background color to meet requirements with one click
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Print Templates
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Create Perfect Passport Photos Online
Our free online passport photo maker ensures your photos meet all official requirements for passports, visas, ID cards, and other government documents. Save time and money by creating compliant photos at home.
Step-by-Step Guide
- Select your country and document type - Choose from 100+ country specifications
- Upload your photo or use camera - Take a new photo or use an existing one
- Adjust and position your photo - Use our tools to crop, zoom, and position correctly
- Edit background if needed - Ensure background meets requirements
- Download and print - Get your perfect passport photo instantly
Country-Specific Requirements
- United States: 2x2 inches, white background, head between 1-1⅜ inches
- United Kingdom: 35x45mm, light grey background, no shadows
- European Union: 35x45mm, uniform light background, 70-80% face coverage
- Canada: 50x70mm, plain white background, neutral expression
- Australia: 35x45mm, light grey background, no glasses
- India: 35x45mm, white background, 80% face coverage
Tips for Perfect Passport Photos
- Use natural light facing you to avoid shadows
- Stand against a plain, light-colored wall
- Look directly at the camera with a neutral expression
- Keep hair away from your face and eyes visible
- Wear normal day-to-day clothing (avoid white tops)
- Ensure the photo is in focus and not blurry
- Remove glasses if possible to avoid glare
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a selfie for my passport photo?
No, passport photos must be taken by someone else. Selfies often have incorrect angles, lighting, and proportions that don't meet official requirements.
What's the difference between passport and visa photos?
While similar, visa photos may have different size requirements depending on the country. Always check the specific requirements for your destination country.
Can I smile in my passport photo?
Most countries require a neutral expression with both eyes open and mouth closed. Some allow a natural smile but avoid showing teeth.
How recent should my passport photo be?
Passport photos should be taken within the last 6 months to accurately represent your current appearance.
Can I wear glasses in my passport photo?
Some countries allow glasses if there's no glare and your eyes are clearly visible. Others require no glasses. Check your country's specific rules.