Turn a regular phone photo into a passport-style square with a centered face, simple guides, and a one-time download pack.
Last reviewed 2026-06-18. Independent tool, not affiliated with a government agency.
Turn a regular phone photo into a passport-style square with a centered face, simple guides, and a one-time download pack. This page is meant for applicants who already have a clear source photo and need help turning it into a correctly sized export without sending the original image to a server.
Before you open the editor, check the source photo for the basics: Use a recent color photo, Keep the full head visible, and Print on matte or glossy photo paper when using the sheet. Cropping can fix framing and output size, but it cannot rescue a blurry photo, a busy background, harsh shadows, or a photo that has already been altered by filters or AI tools.
The workflow is intentionally simple: Choose the Passport preset. Use the zoom and move controls to center the head. Download the 2 x 2 JPG or the pharmacy print sheet. After export, compare the result with the official rules linked below and keep the original photo available in case you need to retake or adjust the crop.
Can I use a selfie? You can start from any clear photo, but official rules generally expect direct camera view, neutral expression, and a plain background. That is why the tool focuses on crop guides, file size, and print layout rather than promising approval or making automatic edits.
A correct square size does not automatically make a valid passport photo. The source still needs a direct camera view, natural color, full head visibility, and a plain background. Treat the 2 x 2 crop as the last production step, not the whole quality check.
Avoid beauty filters, background replacement, automatic sharpening, and face reshaping before using the editor. Those tools can make the picture look cleaner, but they also create the kind of digital alteration that official reviewers may reject.
Download the square JPG when an online form asks for a digital file. Use the 4 x 6 sheet when you need physical copies, and print it at actual size so each copy remains 2 x 2 inches after trimming.
You can start from any clear photo, but official rules generally expect direct camera view, neutral expression, and a plain background.
Yes. The print sheet is a 4 x 6 inch JPG with six 2 x 2 photos at 300 DPI.
No. It does not replace backgrounds or alter faces. It crops and exports the file locally.