Choose the requirement
Select the country or region and the exact document type. A passport preset may differ from a visa, ID card, or driver license preset for the same country.
Choose a country preset, upload a clear portrait, and preview the prepared result before you pay.
This tool prepares size, crop, and other output settings for the selected document. Always compare the preview with the issuing authority’s latest instructions before you submit anything.
Free preview · $6.99 final JPG · no account or subscription
See an example previewFree preview before payment so you can reject a weak result
One final JPG download for a one-time $6.99 payment
No account, no subscription, and no locked editing plan
Official source links and final acceptance always stay with the issuing authority
Use this passport size photo maker on your phone or computer. Choose the requirement, upload a suitable portrait, review the prepared preview, and pay only if you want the final JPG.
What document photo do you need?
Tell me the purpose and upload a photo. The output settings are matched automatically.
How it works
Use the homepage to choose a preset, preview the result, and verify whether your application allows digital preparation. The sections below focus on the shortest path to a defensible submission.
Three-step workflow
Start with the application requirement, not with a guessed photo size. This short workflow keeps the decision path close to the tool.
Select the country or region and the exact document type. A passport preset may differ from a visa, ID card, or driver license preset for the same country.
Use a recent, front-facing JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 15 MB. Keep the full head visible and avoid filters, motion blur, harsh shadows, or a tilted camera.
Inspect the selected dimensions, crop, facial visibility, and any background handling shown in the preview. If the result fits a permitted use, pay $6.99 and download the final JPG.
Quick answer
This online passport size photo maker prepares a portrait for the country and document preset you select. It can adjust the crop, framing, and other output settings, then show a preview before you decide whether to pay for the final JPG.
The tool formats and prepares a photo; it does not approve an application. Some authorities allow digital preparation, while others require an unaltered original or a professional photographer. Always follow the rule for your exact document and submission route.
Popular presets
Open a preset, land on the tool, and upload your photo when you are ready.
Passport · 2 × 2 in
Square 2 × 2 in preset with crop-first handling for applications that require an unaltered photo.
Open presetVisa · 2 × 2 in
Use the U.S. visa preset when you need the same square output but a separate document selection.
Open presetPassport · 35 × 45 mm
Start with the UK passport preset before checking the current digital-photo editing restrictions.
Open presetPassport · 50 × 70 mm
Open the Canadian preset and compare the preview with the latest photographer and editing requirements.
Open presetPassport · 33 × 48 mm
Use the China passport preset when you want the homepage tool to start on the 33 × 48 mm requirement.
Open presetVisa · 45 × 45 mm
Switch directly to the Japan visa preset and review the preview before paying for the JPG.
Open presetTrust and limits
The product promise is narrow on purpose: transparent pricing, a visible preview, and clear limits on what the tool can decide for you.
You can review the prepared image before paying. If the crop or appearance is weak, replace the source photo instead of buying an unseen file.
The product is a single download, not a subscription. You only pay when you want the finished JPG.
The homepage states the output, price, and basic limits without forcing sign-up or a recurring plan.
Government source links are visible on the homepage so you can verify whether your application permits digital preparation.
The tool prepares a photo according to the selected preset, but it does not guarantee approval and should not overrule the latest official instructions.
Example workflows
These examples show how to reason about a result. They do not represent approval or guarantee that an authority accepts digital editing.
Verify before submitting
Government instructions are the authority for your application. Use these links as starting points, then confirm that you are reading the correct passport, renewal, visa, child, digital, or printed-photo instructions.
Direct answers about photo sizes, source images, previews, downloads, editing limits, and official acceptance.
Choose the country and document type, upload a clear portrait, and review the prepared photo before paying. If your authority prohibits edited images, use its recommended professional photo service instead.