Free guides on taking passport & visa photos: official sizes by country, white background, glasses rules, and how to fix rejected photos — all in your browser, never uploaded.
Open the free tool →A step-by-step guide to taking a passport or visa photo at home with your phone: lighting, distance, background, sizing, and the mistakes that get photos rejected.
Wondering if you can smile in a passport or visa photo? Learn the neutral-expression rules, why they exist, and how to get a compliant photo without paying a studio.
Visa or passport photo rejected? Here are the most common reasons photos fail (background, size, lighting, expression) and exactly how to fix each one fast.
Most countries require a white passport photo background, but some accept off-white or light grey. See the exact rules by country and how to get the right color fast.
Most countries now ban glasses in passport and visa photos. Learn the current no-glasses rules, the rare medical exceptions, and how to take a compliant photo.
Learn how to take a baby or infant passport photo at home: eyes open, no hands, plain white background. Free tips plus an easy way to crop and size it correctly.
Compare passport photo options by cost, speed, and quality: print at home, visit a studio, or use a free in-browser tool. Real prices, sizes, and rejection tips.
Worried about uploading your face to make a passport photo? Learn why in-browser tools that never upload your image keep your data private, and how to spot a safe one.
Exact passport photo sizes by country in mm, cm, inches and pixels at 300 DPI: US 2x2 in (600x600 px), Schengen/UK 35x45 mm (413x531 px), Canada, China, Japan and more.
Exact pixel dimensions and file-size limits for digital visa and passport photos, from US 600x600 under 240KB to India and Schengen specs. Crop and fix it free.
⚠ Requirements can change — always verify with the destination country’s official source before submitting.