YappyKit

Make a passport or visa photo

Pick a size, frame your face in the oval, and export a print-ready photo. Everything happens in this browser tab and nothing is uploaded.

How it works

Official photo requirements are fiddly: an exact size in millimetres or inches, a specific resolution, and the face positioned just so. This tool has presets for common documents (US visa and passport, Schengen, UK and India) and produces a correctly sized image plus a printable sheet.

Pick a preset, choose your photo, then frame your face inside the oval guide using drag and zoom. On export, the crop is rendered at the exact pixel size for that document’s size and DPI. A print sheet lays several copies on a 4×6 so you can print at a photo kiosk or at home and cut them out.

It all runs in your browser; your photo is never uploaded. Automatic background replacement is not included yet: shoot against a plain, light wall for best results.

How to use it

  1. 1 Choose your photo, shot against a plain, evenly lit light-coloured wall.
  2. 2 Pick the document preset (US visa, Schengen, UK or India).
  3. 3 Frame your face in the oval guide using drag and zoom.
  4. 4 Download the sized photo, or the print sheet with several copies.

Good to know

  • US visa/passport is 2×2 in (600×600 px at 300 DPI); Schengen is 35×45 mm.
  • Print the sheet at actual size (no scaling) and cut along the edges.
  • Background replacement isn’t automatic yet, use a plain background.
  • iPhone HEIC photos are supported alongside JPEG and PNG.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a US visa or passport photo?

2×2 inches (about 51×51 mm) at 300 DPI, which is 600×600 pixels. A Schengen visa photo is 35×45 mm.

How do I print passport photos at home?

Download the print sheet, which places several copies on a 4×6 inch layout, and print it at actual size (no scaling), then cut along the edges.

Does it remove or replace the background?

Not automatically yet. Take the photo against a plain, evenly lit light-coloured wall; the tool handles the sizing and framing.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. Framing and export happen entirely in your browser.

Can I use a photo from my iPhone?

Yes, iPhone HEIC photos are supported alongside JPEG and PNG.

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Your files are processed on your device and are not uploaded. You can verify this in your browser’s developer tools under the Network tab.