US passport photo
For new passport applications, renewals, minor and baby photos (2×2″).
Follows State Department and ICAO photo rules
Upload one photo. We crop it to 2×2 inches, fix the background and check it against the official rules, so your application doesn't get delayed over a photo.

Go from a regular photo to a submission-ready file without software or a studio visit.
Pick a US visa (DS-160 or DS-260), passport, green card or DV lottery photo. We load the official size for you.
Add any clear photo of your face. We center your head, fix the background and crop it to 2×2 inches (600×600 px).
Get your digital photo and a 6×4″ print sheet in about 10 seconds. Submit online or print at home.
Each document has its own rules. Read the guide, then make your photo.
For new passport applications, renewals, minor and baby photos (2×2″).
For DS-160 uploads, embassy interviews and all US nonimmigrant and immigrant visas.
For Diversity Visa Green Card Lottery entries requiring exact 600×600 px digital format.
For Form I-485, citizenship N-400 and official USCIS biometric appointments.
Crop, check and print from any device, for a new application or a renewal.
The tool finds your face and eye line, then trims the photo to the exact head size and position.
Every photo is tested for head height, background, lighting and framing. You see why it passes or fails.
Print at home or take the 6×4″ sheet to any pharmacy or photo kiosk.
Create Schengen, UK, Canada, India, Australia and other official formats with the same tool.
Renewing a passport or visa? Make a fresh photo that meets the same rules as a first application.
Pay once, download instantly and keep the high-resolution file.
These specifications come from the State Department and apply to passports and visas.
No glasses
Remove your glasses, even if you wear them every day. Only a signed medical statement allows an exception.
Babies and children
Lay an infant on a plain white sheet and photograph from above. No hands, toys or pacifiers may appear. Closed eyes are acceptable for infants.
Read the official State Department photo guidelines(opens in new window).
Let the cropping tool set head size and position. Keep your full head, neck and shoulders in the frame.
Stand a step away from the wall and face a window. The tool then cleans up the background.
Remove your glasses and turn off beauty filters. Only unedited photos pass.
Use a photo from the last 6 months that looks like you today.
Test and create your photo before you apply.
Compare the size and file rules for each document.
| Document | Print size | Digital file | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| US passport | 2×2 in (51×51 mm) | 600–1200 px, JPEG | Create Photo → |
| US visa (DS-160) | 2×2 in (51×51 mm) | 600–1200 px, JPEG, under 240 KB | Create Photo → |
| DV lottery | 2×2 in (51×51 mm) | 600×600 px, JPEG, under 240 KB | Create Photo → |
| Green card | 2×2 in (51×51 mm) | 50%–69% head height | Create Photo → |
Ready to get your verified photo? Create your photo in 10 seconds →
Pay once. No subscription and no watermark.
Complete photo package
$9.99per photo
We built USVisaPhotoAI with applicants and immigration document specialists, and we keep every profile current.
We tuned head size, spacing and background checks against thousands of DS-160, passport and international submissions.
Every country profile follows the issuing authority's published specifications. We update it when the rules change.
Automated biometric checks run before you download, so you never have to guess.
We process your photo for your session only. We never sell it, share it or use it to train other tools.
Download your 4×6″ multi-photo sheet and print locally for pennies.
Or make a 4×6″ print template for any country.
Almost. US passports, visas and green cards all use a square 2×2 inch photo with a plain white background. Digital uploads such as DS-160 and the DV lottery add file rules, like JPEG format and a 240 KB limit. Choose your document and the tool applies the right settings.
The photo is 2×2 inches (51×51 mm). A digital file measures between 600×600 and 1200×1200 pixels. Your head, from chin to crown, fills 1 to 1 3/8 inches, which is 50% to 69% of the image height.
Yes, if someone else holds the camera at eye level or you use a stable stand. Face a window, keep your full head and shoulders in view, and stand in front of a plain wall. The tool handles the crop and background.
Yes. You need a new photo for every renewal, even if you look the same. The tool makes one that meets the same rules as a first application.
The package costs $9.99 per photo, paid once. It includes the digital file and a 6×4″ print sheet, with no watermark or subscription.
The State Department or your application portal asks you to submit a new photo, which can delay your application. Our checks catch the common problems before you submit.
Upload JPEG, PNG or WebP files up to 20 MB, including full-resolution photos from a smartphone.