Start with what you have
Use a photo from your phone or take one here. Follow the photo tips for framing and lighting.
A LITTLE PREP. A BIG NEXT STEP.
One photo.
More possibilities.
Passport or visa. A professional profile. A school ID or wallet portrait. Crop it, choose the right size, and preview a digital file or print sheet—privately, on your device.
Take it at home. Save with ordinary photo prints ↗
- No signup
- On-device editing
- Family print sheets
What is your photo for?
Save the original for online renewal ↘Check your photo before preparing it
For official documents, review the linked rules for recency, face position, expression and background. Profile, school and work photos can have different rules. This checklist is a visual aid, not an automated compliance check.
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Add & crop your photos
Drag the crop to position your face, then adjust the image below.
Need a better starting photo? See lighting & background examples ↗
Supported files & original photos
JPG, PNG and WebP; HEIC/HEIF only where your device can decode them. iPhone Photos may convert a selection. We preserve the exact file received, which may differ from the library asset. Use Browse / Files to select an unchanged original when needed.
Editing mode & photo guidance
Appearance-changing edits are off. This mode does not certify compliance or guarantee acceptance.
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Set up your sheet
5×7 spreads spare space between photos for easier cutting. Photo dimensions stay exact. Where to print for less ↗
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YOUR PREVIEW
Preview your print
4 inches
Each cut photo: 2 × 2 inches
300 DPI print quality
1200 × 1800 px6 photos · 1 original
Your download
Add a photoFile size & quality options
The exact download size appears here after you add a photo.
Add your photo to enable download.
Keep the size right when printing
Choose the matching paper size and print at 100% / actual size. Turn off “fit to page,” automatic cropping and photo enlargement. Ask a photo lab to preserve the full sheet.
Photo requirements & official guidance
Take a color photo within the last six months. Use even light, a plain white or off-white background, a neutral expression, open eyes and a clear view of your face. Remove glasses unless a documented medical exception applies. Do not use filters or change your appearance. Check the issuing authority’s current requirements.
U.S. printed applications: the printed photo is 2 × 2 inches (51 × 51 mm), with head height from chin to top of head between 1 and 1⅜ inches (25–35 mm). Our face guide is a framing aid, not a measurement or acceptance check.
U.S. online renewal: submit the original, unedited color photo and crop in the renewal portal. The official page lists JPG/JPEG, PNG, HEIC or HEIF and 54 KB–10 MB. Keep your unchanged source file. A generic 600 × 600 edited export is not presented as suitable for online renewal.
U.S. printed-photo guidance · U.S. online-renewal guidance
Official pages reviewed October 4, 2026. Requirements may change; check the linked pages before applying. The generic size choices are not country-compliance presets.
YOUR PHOTOS, YOUR CONTROL
A simpler way to get your photo ready.
One sheet. The whole family.
Arrange copies from up to three photos on the same sheet. Print at home or take the file to a photo lab.
See it before you pay
Check the crop, layout and dimensions before downloading. Your original file stays yours.
Save your original (optional)
Usually you want the prepared photo above. Use this only when an application asks for the unedited image, such as U.S. passport online renewal. It saves the file exactly as selected, without cropping, resizing or background edits. It does not prepare a new photo.
Choose from Files / Browse to preserve the selected bytes, including HEIC/HEIF. A phone photo picker may already have converted a library image. Photos uploaded to the editor also have a Save source file button.
No source file selected. Files are kept in memory until you close or clear the app.
Removes this session’s photos and edits from the editor.