Passport Photo Maker
Drop a photo, pick a country preset, set the background, frame the face with the guides, and download — plus a printable A4 or Letter sheet. All in your browser.
1. Photo & spec
Canvas · localDrop a photo here
or click to browse · or paste with Ctrl/Cmd + V
Background
Print sheet (PDF)
The sheet tiles as many copies as fit the page at the exact print size.
Tip: drag the preview to position the face within the frame.
2. Preview & export
—About Passport Photo Maker
The Passport Photo Maker frames a face to a chosen country preset on a set background, with alignment guides, and produces both the photo and a printable A4 or Letter sheet. It is for preparing a passport-style photo at home before a submission or print.
Studio passport photos are costly and slow. Preparing one yourself with face guides and a printable sheet is fast and private, since the photo is processed entirely in your browser.
Step by step
- Drop a clear, front-facing photo.
- Pick a country preset and set the background colour.
- Use the on-screen guides to align the face and head size.
- Review the framed result.
- Download the photo and, if needed, the printable A4 or Letter sheet.
What it offers
- Country presets for common photo sizes
- Face and head-size alignment guides
- Background colour selection
- Printable A4 or Letter sheet output
Tips for best results
- Always check the latest official photo specification for your country before submitting; requirements change and this tool cannot guarantee acceptance.
- Use even, shadow-free lighting and a plain expression with eyes open and visible.
- Photograph against a plain wall so the background replacement looks clean.
Why people use it
Done at home
Prepare a passport-style photo without a studio visit.
Print-ready sheet
Get a tiled sheet for cheaper printing.
Private
Your photo is processed on your device, never uploaded.
Guided framing
On-screen guides help with head position and size.
Common questions
This runs entirely in your browser
No file or text you enter here is uploaded. Encoding and decoding happen on your device using native browser APIs — close the tab and nothing remains on a server.