FreeAIPassport Photo Maker
Make a passport photo
White background, framed and sized to US or 35×45 mm.
Drop an image here, or .
Free AI that runs on your device, no sign-up. Nothing is uploaded. Only edit photos you own or have permission to edit; see our Acceptable Use Policy.
Passport Photo Maker: how to use it
- Take a photo facing the camera, in even light, against a plain wall. Drop it in.
- Choose the Photo size: US 2 × 2 inches, or 35 × 45 mm for the UK, EU, India and most other countries. For an online form with a pixel minimum, such as a Polish ID card, choose the high-resolution 35 × 45 mm size.
- Keep the White background and create the photo. It is framed on your head and shoulders.
Tips
- Check the result against your country's rules for head size, eye line, glasses and expression before you print. Official requirements vary and are strict.
- Print at 300 DPI on photo paper, or at a photo kiosk, at exactly the size chosen.
- Our passport photo at home guide covers lighting, posture and printing.
- Uploading to the DS-160 or the DV lottery? The US visa and DV lottery photo article covers the 240 KB limit and how to check head size.
- Not every country lets you change the background: the UK, Ireland and Canada say the photo must not be edited, and some countries do not accept home photos at all. See passport photo rules by country and the UK passport photo guide.
Passport Photo Maker: what it does and when to use it
The Passport Photo Maker cuts you out of your photo with a background-removal model, puts you on a plain white background, frames your head and shoulders, and exports at the size you choose: 2 × 2 inches for the United States, or 35 × 45 mm, which the UK, the EU, India and many other countries use.
Most rejections come from the photo you start with rather than from editing. Stand about arm's length from a plain wall, face the camera straight on, keep a neutral expression with your mouth closed, take off glasses, and use soft, even light from the front so there are no shadows on your face or behind you. Hold the phone at eye level; a camera below the chin distorts the face.
Rules differ by country and change over time, and some countries require a printed photo from a studio or a digital code. Check the official requirements for your document before you submit, and never alter your face or features: an edited face can get an application refused. Our guide to taking a passport photo at home walks through lighting, framing and printing.
Passport Photo Maker: frequently asked questions
Is the Passport Photo Maker free, and do I need to sign up?
Yes, the Passport Photo Maker is 100% free with no sign-up, no login and no account. The Passport Photo Maker runs its AI model on your own device, so it has no credits, no daily limit and no upload, and saves at full resolution with no watermark. See why it is free.
How do I make a passport photo at home for free?
Take a photo against a plain wall in even daylight, facing the camera with a neutral expression, then open it here. The AI removes the background and replaces it with white, and the photo is framed at US 2 by 2 inches or 35 by 45 mm. Download it and print it at a photo counter.
What size is a passport photo?
A US passport photo is 2 by 2 inches (51 by 51 mm), which is 600 by 600 pixels at 300 DPI. The UK, the EU, India and many other countries use 35 by 45 mm. Always check your government's current rules for head size and background colour before you print.
Will my home-made passport photo be accepted?
It can be, if the photo itself meets the rules: sharp, evenly lit, no shadows on the face or background, eyes open, no glasses where they are banned, and a recent likeness. The tool fixes the background and the size, but it does not check head size or pose, so compare the result with the official examples.
Can I print several passport photos on one sheet?
Yes. Most photo counters print a standard 4 by 6 inch print cheaply. Place copies of your photo on a 4 by 6 canvas with the Photo Collage Maker or the Canvas and Border tool, then cut them out.