Passport & ID Photo Maker

About the Passport & ID Photo Maker

This tool turns an ordinary head-and-shoulders photo into a print-ready passport, visa, or ID picture. Drop a selfie, and an AI model running in your browser replaces the background with a clean white or light-blue backdrop. Pick your country and document type, line your face up with the on-screen guides, and download a correctly sized photo plus a print sheet you can take to any drugstore — for the price of a single print instead of a photo-booth fee.

Everything happens on your device. Your photo is never uploaded, never queued on a server, and never logged. The background model downloads once (about 4.5 MB) and then runs locally — which matters, because this is a picture of your face.

What you can do

• Auto background. Replace a messy background with passport-standard white, light blue, or gray — or keep the original if it's already plain.
• Country & document presets. US passport & visa (2×2 in), UK, Schengen/EU, Canada, India, Australia, China visa, and a custom size in millimetres or inches — all rendered at 300 DPI.
• Head-position guides. An oval and eye line show roughly where your head and eyes should sit for the selected document.
• Frame your shot. Drag to position, zoom, and straighten or rotate so your head is centered and correctly sized.
• Print sheet. Tile multiple compliant copies onto a 4×6 in, US Letter, or A4 sheet with cut guides, ready for a drugstore print kiosk or your own printer.
• Export. Download a single photo or the full sheet as JPG or PNG.

Tips for an accepted photo

• Use even, front lighting with no harsh shadows on your face or behind you, and a neutral expression with both eyes open.
• Face the camera straight on; keep glasses off if your country requires it (most now do).
• Position your head so it fills the oval and your eyes sit near the eye line — that's the most common reason photos are rejected.
• The background model works best with clear separation between you and the wall behind you; soft hair edges are the hardest case for any in-browser model.

Important: the guides are aids, not an official compliance check. Always confirm the exact head size, dimensions, background color, and attire rules against your government's published specification before you submit.

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