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Cut out, swap to a compliant background and crop to exact pixels for 40+ ID, passport, visa and exam specs — plus print-sheet layout. Preview is free, pay only when you download.
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There is no single ID-photo size — job applications, domestic documents and overseas visas all differ. Pick your scenario and the tool locks in the right size, background and layout rules.
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Many issuing authorities accept a DIY passport photo when the framing, the lighting and the background follow their published rules — a few, such as Canada, still require a photographer, so check your authority's rules first. Shoot with any phone, then let the tool handle the cutout, the compliant background colour and the pixel-exact crop.
Compiled from official requirements and the ICAO 9303 standard. The full 40+ spec library is searchable inside the tool.
| Spec | Region | Millimetres | Pixels @dpi | Background | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US passport | US · United States | 51×51 | 600×600 @300 | White | |
| China passport | CN · China | 33×48 | 390×567 @300 | White | |
| US visa | US · United States | 51×51 | 600×600 @300 | White | |
| Schengen visa | EU · Schengen / EU | 35×45 | 413×531 @300 | White | |
| International 35×45 | INTL · International | 35×45 | 413×531 @300 | White | |
| 1 inch | CN · China | 25×35 | 295×413 @300 | White | |
| 2 inch | CN · China | 35×49 | 413×579 @300 | White | |
| Japan résumé photo | JP · Japan | 30×40 | 354×472 @300 | White | |
| 2nd-gen ID card | CN · China | 26×32 | 358×441 @350 | White |
No — they differ a lot. The three big families are the US/India 2×2 inch square (600×600px), the 35×45mm portrait used across the UK, Schengen, Japan, Korea and Australia, and Canada's unique 50×70mm. China further splits into 1-inch, 2-inch, ID-card and passport sizes. A wrong size gets rejected outright, which is why this tool locks the spec by scenario.
The document decides. Chinese passports, ID cards and visas mostly use white; résumés, diplomas and work IDs often use blue; marriage certificates use red. Abroad it gets stricter: UK and German passports require light gray — pure white gets bounced by automated checks. Once you pick a spec, the tool highlights the recommended colour and explains why.
An electronic photo is output at the exact pixels and file size a registration system asks for — submit it directly. A print sheet tiles the same photo onto your chosen paper (6-inch / 5-inch / A4) with cut lines; print it, trim along the lines and you have a batch of physical photos.
Yes. After one upload you can switch to a passport, visa or any other spec and background, regenerate the free preview, and download each version — no re-upload or re-shoot needed.
Standard = cutout + compliant background + exact crop: stable, lowest cost, right for most documents. AI enhanced can additionally dress you in business attire and adjust the expression to a compliant natural look — it is charged per generation. Note: biometric documents (US visa, UK/EU/CA/AU passports) usually forbid retouching; the compliance check warns you.
In many countries, yes — a phone shot works once the size, background and framing follow the issuing authority's rules. A few countries, such as Canada, require photos taken in person by a commercial photographer, so check your authority's official guidance first. Stand in daylight in front of a plain wall, upload the photo here, and the tool crops it to the exact spec and swaps in the compliant background colour.
In many countries a DIY passport photo is accepted when it follows the published rules: correct dimensions, head height inside the allowed range, a plain compliant background, a neutral expression, no filters and no heavy retouching. Some authorities — Canada, for example — require a commercial photographer and forbid edited photos, so always confirm with your issuing authority. The size and background are enforced for you here, and the compliance check warns you when a document forbids retouching.
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