Free · runs in your browser · nothing uploaded
Free passport and ID photo maker, sized to the official rules
Pick your document, add a photo, and download it at the exact size the rules ask for, as a file to upload or a sheet to print. Your photo never leaves your device.
- No watermark
- No sign-up
- No retouching
- Official rules, dated
Choose your document
Each page has the tool set up for that document, the current official rules, and a link to the source we checked them against.
United States
- US passport photo2 × 2 in print · head 1 to 1 3/8 in
- US visa photo (DS-160)Digital upload · 600 to 1200 px square, max 240 KB
- DV lottery photoDigital entry · exactly 600 × 600 px, max 240 KB
- SAT registration photoDigital upload · JPG, GIF or PNG
- ACT registration photoDigital upload · min 640 × 480 px, max 5 MB
- LSAT registration photoDigital upload · square, fills a 195 px box
United Kingdom and Ireland
- UK passport photoOnline photo checker · 35 × 45 mm print
- Railcard photoDigital upload · JPG, max 5 MB
- UK ETA and visa photoDigital upload · min 600 × 750 px, 50 KB to 6 MB
- CitizenCard photoUK proof of age · JPG, selfie allowed
- TfL Zip Oyster photocard photoTfL photocard · JPG, BMP or GIF, under 6 MB
- Irish passport photoPassport Online · min 715 × 951 px · paper form 35 × 45 mm
- Irish visa photo2 printed photos · 35–38 × 45–50 mm
- CSCS card photoConstruction card · JPG, plain white background
- Student Leap Card photoTFI Leap · selfie upload, max 5 MB
- Veteran Card photoHM Armed Forces · digital passport-style photo
Australia and New Zealand
- Australian passport photo35 × 45 mm print · chin to crown 32 to 36 mm
- ImmiAccount photo (Australia)Citizenship and visas · JPEG, 70 KB to 3.5 MB
- Working with Children Check photo (Victoria)Digital upload · min 406 × 521 px, under 5 MB
- New Zealand passport photoOnline · 3:4, 900 to 4500 px wide, 250 KB to 5 MB
- New Zealand visa photoVisa or NZeTA · 500 KB to 3 MB, light but not white
- Kiwi Access Card photoNZ 18+ card · 35 × 45 mm print, light but not white
Other countries
- Canada visitor visa photoVisitor visa (TRV) · 35 × 45 mm print, head 31–36 mm
- Schengen visa photo35 × 45 mm print · head 32 to 36 mm
- Indian visa photoe-Visa: square, 10 KB to 1 MB · regular visa: max 300 KB
- OCI card photoSquare, 200 to 900 px, max 200 KB, not a white background
- Indian passport photo (abroad)Passport Seva abroad · 630 × 810 px, white background
- China visa photoOnline form: max 354 × 472 px, 40 to 120 KB · print 33 × 48 mm
- Saudi eVisa photoDigital upload · 200 × 200 px, 5 to 100 KB
Standard sizes
How it works
- Choose the documentThe tool loads its size, head height and file rules.
- Add your photoThe face is found and framed automatically. Fine-tune by dragging.
- Check and downloadFix anything the checks flag, then save the upload file or the print sheet.
What makes this different
- Nothing is retouchedPassport offices and exam boards reject photos that software, filters or AI have changed. This tool only crops and resizes. What the authorities say.
- Private by designThe work happens in your browser. There is no upload step, so there is no copy of your face on someone else's server.
- Rules with a date and a sourceEvery document page names the official page we read and the day we read it. If we could not confirm a rule, we do not publish a page for it.
- More than passportsExam registrations, railcards and work checks reject photos too. Those have their own pages.
Guides
- Can I take my own passport photo?Where a home photo is accepted, and where it is not
- Are edited or AI passport photos allowed?What ten authorities say about retouching, filters and AI
- How to take a passport photo at homeDistance, light, background and pose, step by step
- How to print passport photos on 4 × 6 paperHow many fit, the settings to use, and the right paper
- Why passport and ID photos get rejectedThe reasons authorities list themselves, and how to avoid each
Common questions
Is it really free?
Yes. PassportPhotoFit is free to use with no watermark, no sign-up and no limit. It is meant to be paid for by advertising on the pages, never inside the tool.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. The photo is opened, measured and cropped inside your own browser. It is never sent to our server or to anyone else, and it is gone when you close the tab.
Do you retouch or change the photo?
No. The tool only crops, rotates and resizes. It does not change the background, skin, lighting or colours. Authorities including the U.S. Department of State and HM Passport Office do not accept photos that have been digitally altered, so leaving the image untouched is the safest choice.
Will my photo definitely be accepted?
No tool can promise that. The automatic checks catch the common measurable problems, such as head size, tilt, blank edges and low resolution, but the issuing authority always makes the final decision. Each page links to the official rules so you can check them yourself.
Can I take the photo with my phone?
Usually yes. Ask someone else to take it from about 1.5 metres with the back camera, because selfies distort the face. Stand in front of a plain, light wall in even daylight. Some documents do not accept self-taken photos at all; our guide lists them.
How do I print the photos?
Download the print sheet and print it as a normal 4 × 6 inch (10 × 15 cm) photo at any photo kiosk or lab, at 100% size. Then cut along the dashed lines. The file is tagged at 300 dpi so it prints at the true size.