Step 1
Choose the document
Select a country and a passport or visa template. The frame, background color, and head-size guide follow that specification. Runs in your browser
Make a passport or visa photo online. Pick a country, center the face, replace the background, and download a 300 DPI file. The photo is processed in your browser and is not uploaded.
What you get
Step 2
Use a photo you already have, or take one against a plain wall. In Chrome and Edge the editor can find the face and center it. Step 3
Save a single photo at 300 DPI, or a 4×6, 5×7, or A4 sheet. Print at actual size so the millimetres stay correct.
A segmentation model runs in the browser and keeps the person. The cutout is placed on the background color the document asks for.
Each template stores width, height, DPI, background, and head-height range. The file you download matches that pixel size.
Lay the same photo out on 4×6 inch, 5×7 inch, or A4 paper. There is no watermark and no separate print fee.
Crop, color, and export happen locally. The only network use for editing is the first download of the background-removal model.
Where the browser supports face detection, the crop is placed so the head falls inside the required height. You can still drag and zoom.
Open the editor and download the file. There is no sign-up, no subscription, and no watermark on the photo.
Clothing, glasses, hair, and head coverings that keep a passport photo acceptable.
Lighting, background, distance, and camera height for a passport photo you take yourself.
Print a 4×6, 5×7, or A4 passport photo sheet at actual size so the photos stay the right millimetres.