ID Photo Maker
Background removal, background color, and standard-size crop — photos never leave your device
Check an existing photo1. Choose a photo
3. Create
Turn a selfie or any photo into an ID photo. On-device AI removes the background, a standard color (white, blue, …) goes behind you, and the result is cropped to official sizes at 300DPI. Photos never leave your device.
What you can do
- ✓On-device AI background removal
- ✓Background colors (white·blue·gray·transparent)
- ✓Sizes: 3×4 · 3.5×4.5 · 5×7 cm (300DPI)
- ✓Drag & zoom to position the face
How to use
- 1Upload a photo and run AI background removal
- 2Pick background and size, position the face
- 3Press Create and download
Supported formats · JPG · PNG · WebP → JPG (300DPI) · PNG (transparent)
Make an ID photo from a selfie or any photo. The background is removed automatically and replaced with white, blue, grey, or transparent, then cropped to 3×4 cm, 3.5×4.5 cm (ID and passport), or 5×7 cm at 300 DPI. Position the face by dragging and zooming. Face photos never leave your device.
How to use it
- 1Drop or select a photo facing the camera. The background-removal model downloads the first time.
- 2Choose the size (3×4, 3.5×4.5, or 5×7 cm) and background (white, blue, grey, transparent), then drag and zoom the face to fit the guide.
- 3Click Create and download a 300 DPI JPG (PNG if transparent).
When it comes in handy
A résumé or application that needs a photo now, an online passport or visa form that wants a correctly sized file, or several copies for a certification, student, or staff ID.
A photo taken at home against a bright wall gives a perfectly usable result.
Shooting tips for a good result
Face the camera in a bright spot such as near a window, with no shadows on the face. A plain background removes most cleanly; hair that matches the background colour can leave rough edges. Leave room around the head and shoulders so the crop has space to work.
Glasses glare, hats, and heavy filters are common reasons for rejection by issuing offices, so avoid them.
Sizes and checking before submission
3×4 cm is the small Korean ID size, 3.5×4.5 cm is the standard ID and passport size, and 5×7 cm is used by some organisations. Output is 300 DPI, ready for a print shop and fine for file uploads. Where a portal specifies pixel dimensions, check its guidance and adjust with the Resize tool.
For passports, run the result through the Passport Photo Check tool to verify background and face position.
Frequently asked questions
Are files uploaded to a server?+
No. The background-removal model is downloaded to your device and runs in the browser, so face photos never leave it.
Which sizes are supported?+
3×4 cm, 3.5×4.5 cm (ID and passport), and 5×7 cm, all at 300 DPI. Backgrounds: white, blue, grey, transparent.
Is the background always removed cleanly?+
Usually, when shot against a bright plain background. Hair that matches the background can leave rough edges, so check the result.
Can I use it for a passport straight away?+
The size is correct, but expression, glasses, and shadows are judged by the issuing office. Check with the Passport Photo Check tool first.
How do I print it?+
Hand the 300 DPI JPG to a photo shop or kiosk as it is.