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Passport photos,
free in under a minute
Take a selfie — we do the cropping, the white background and the rule‑checking. Then print six for about 40¢.
- ✓ No watermark
- ✓ No account
- ✓ Stays on your device
- Add your photo
- We check it
- Download & print
Add a photo for your US Passport
For the best result
- Plain wallCleaner edges around hair
- Face the lightA window or lamp, no side shadow
- Neutral faceEyes open, look at the lens
- No glassesHats and headphones off too
- Arm's lengthHead and shoulders in frame
Your photo stays on your device. It is processed here in your browser — we don't upload it, and we can't see it.
Why pay $17 for two photos?
A passport photo is just a photo print. The counter price pays the person holding the camera — not the paper. Six passport photos fit on one ordinary 4×6 print.
Prices checked August 2026. Most tools that show you this comparison then charge $2.99–$16.95 for the print sheet. Ours is free.
How it works
- 1
Pick your document
Passport, visa, green card — each has its own rules and we apply the right ones.
- 2
Add a photo
Snap one on your phone or choose an existing picture. Any background works.
- 3
We do the fiddly part
Your face is measured against the regulation window, the background swapped for white, lighting corrected.
- 4
Download & print
A digital file for online forms and a 4×6 sheet for the drugstore. Both free, no watermark.
It all runs inside your browser tab, which is why your photo is never uploaded — there is no server involved to upload it to. More about how this works.
What do you need a photo for?
Each one has its own rules. Pick yours and the tool applies them automatically.
Free photo tools
Government upload forms set a maximum file size and phone photos are far too big for them. These fix that in your browser, without uploading anything.
Printing at a store near you
What each chain charges today, and what the same print costs if you bring your own sheet. Every page has the step-by-step, including the mistake that gets prints rejected.
Common questions
Is this really free?
Yes. You download your photo and the 4x6 print sheet with no watermark, no account and no payment. There is no paid tier hiding behind the download button. Sites like PhotoAiD and Passport Photo Online charge $9.95 to $16.95 for the same files.
Do you upload or keep my photo?
No. Your photo is processed by AI running inside your browser tab — it never leaves your device, so we could not look at it if we wanted to. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and the tool still works. The only exception is if you choose to have your photos emailed to you, which we tell you about at that point.
Will my photo actually be accepted?
We crop to the exact official measurements and check head size, eye height, tilt, eyes open, expression, lighting and resolution. That covers what software can measure. No online tool can promise acceptance, because the final judgement belongs to the office reviewing your application — be wary of any site that guarantees it.
How do I print it for 40 cents?
The 4x6 sheet holds six passport photos at exactly the right size. Order it as a normal 4x6 photo print at Walmart (about 19 cents), Walgreens (39 cents) or CVS (42 cents), then cut them out. The counter service at those same stores costs $7.64 to $16.99 for two photos.
Does the AI change how I look?
No, and that matters: the State Department rejects photos altered by AI, filters or retouching. We only adjust overall brightness, colour balance and sharpness — the same corrections a photo lab applies — and replace the background. Your face is never edited, smoothed or reshaped.
What if I do not have a plain background?
That is fine. The tool separates you from whatever is behind you and puts you on the plain white background the rules require. A plain wall still gives cleaner edges around hair, so use one if you have one.