Upload a front-facing photo to the I Love To Edit passport photo maker, choose the country and document, and move the guide until the head sits inside it. Pick a background if the original is not plain, choose a 4 by 6 inch or A4 sheet, and download the single photo and the print sheet at 300 DPI.
Photo booths and studios charge for something that is mostly measurement: a fixed width and height, a head of a certain size and a plain background. The presets hold those measurements for common documents, and the guide shows where the face has to sit.
The print sheet repeats the photo with cutting lines so that one ordinary print gives you several copies. Rules change and differ between offices, so compare the result with the current official requirements before you submit it.
How to use the Passport Photo Maker tool
- Upload a photo: Face forward, even light, neutral expression.
- Choose the document: Select the country preset that matches your application.
- Position the face: Move and scale the guide so the head and chin line up.
- Background and sheet: Keep the background or change it; pick 4 by 6 inch or A4.
- Download: Save the photo and the sheet.
Passport Photo Maker features
- Country presets: Sizes for common passports, visas and IDs.
- Face guide: Shows the head position the size requires.
- Background options: Keep the original or use white, light blue or light gray.
- Print sheets: Several copies on 4 by 6 inch or A4 paper with cutting marks.
- 300 DPI: Print resolution for sharp results.
Tips for the best result
- Stand about half a metre from a plain wall, with light from the front to avoid shadows.
- Print at actual size, never "fit to page", or the measurements will change.
- Remove glasses and head coverings unless your document rules allow them.
- Check the issuing authority's current photo rules; they are the final word.
Quick facts
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Works with | JPG, PNG |
| Where it runs | In your browser, on your device |
| Account | Not needed |