Upload a photo, get the right passport size, switch the background to white or blue, then print many copies on one sheet. Everything runs in your browser.
JPG, PNG or WebP. A front-facing photo with the head and shoulders visible works best. Nothing is uploaded.
Add a front-facing head-and-shoulders photo.
Auto-crop to your size, then pick white, blue or any colour.
Choose copies and paper, then download a ready-to-print PDF.
35×45 mm (India, UK, EU, Australia and many others), 2×2 inch / 51×51 mm (US passports and visas, Indian visa), 33×48 mm (China), 50×70 mm (Canada), 40×50 mm, 25×35 mm, plus a custom size. Always check the exact requirements of the office you are applying to.
An AI segmentation model runs inside your browser to separate you from the background, then fills it with white, blue or any colour you pick. The model downloads once (roughly 40–80 MB) and is then cached. If it cannot load, a simple edge-colour method for plain walls is used instead.
No. Cropping, background removal and sheet layout all happen on your device. Your photo is never sent to a server.
With 35×45 mm photos, 2 mm gaps and 5 mm margins an A4 sheet holds about 30 photos. The tool calculates the exact grid for your chosen photo size and paper, and adds pages automatically if you ask for more copies.
Print the PDF at 100% / Actual size — turn off “Fit to page” or “Scale to fit”. The sheet is built at 300 DPI, so sizes come out exact. Use glossy or matte photo paper for best results.
The tool follows common size and head-position proportions, but acceptance rules vary by country and are decided by the issuing authority. Check the official guidelines (expression, glasses, head size, background) before you submit.