Visa & Passport Photo Maker - Free Online ID Photo Tool

Built-in presets for United States, United Kingdom, Schengen (EU), Canada, Australia, India, China, and Japan — covering passport and visa photos. Each preset uses the published dimensions in inches or millimetres at 300 DPI.

Dimensions, file format, and white background are handled by this tool. Whether the photo is accepted at the consulate or passport office also depends on lighting, face position, expression, glasses, headwear, and the source photo's resolution — read the official guidelines and use a clear, high-resolution source photo.

Upload your photo, then drag the white crop frame on the source image to position your face within the oval guide. Use the + and − buttons to zoom in or out if the face is small in the original. The preview on the right updates as you drag.

Most passport and visa rules require a plain white background. The tool fills the output canvas with white before drawing your cropped photo, which is fine when your source already has a plain background. If the source has a busy background, use a background remover first, then bring the result here.

Yes. Choose the 4×6 inch or 6×4 inch sheet layout and print on standard photo paper at the photo lab or on a home photo printer. Each sheet contains multiple copies with cut guides. A4 sheet layout is available for users with A4 photo paper.

All outputs are rendered at 300 DPI, the standard for printed ID photos. This is high enough for crisp print and meets the resolution requirement of every preset in the tool.

No. The page runs the full pipeline in your browser using HTML5 Canvas. Your photo stays on your device — there is no upload, no analytics on the image, no server-side processing.

For most countries, the size and rules are identical. A few countries have different specs — Canada uses 50×70 mm for passport but 35×45 mm for visa; Japan uses 35×45 mm for passport and 45×45 mm for some visa categories. The country buttons cover the common case; use the Custom option to enter a non-standard size.

Some printers default to 'shrink to fit'. Print at 100% scale (or 'actual size') and make sure the paper size matches the sheet layout you chose. If you only need a single photo, use Download Single Photo at exact dimensions.

Yes. Use natural daylight near a window, a plain wall behind you, a straight-on face, and a neutral expression. Hold the phone at arm's length or have someone else take it. Use portrait mode or the regular camera at the highest resolution.