Passport Photo Checker
Check whether your passport/ID photo meets the spec before you submit · in your browser
Check whether a passport/ID photo meets the spec before you submit. Based on ICAO 9303 and passport photo rules, it automatically inspects background, ratio, resolution, and face position to catch rejection reasons ahead of time. Photos are never sent to a server.
What you can do
- ✓Background checks: white, neutral, uniform (shadows/objects)
- ✓3.5:4.5 ratio and resolution (sharpness) checks
- ✓Face size and centering checks (supported browsers like Chrome)
- ✓Spec guide overlay (crown-to-chin position)
- ✓Self-check list for expression, glasses, hair, and more
How to use
- 1Upload your passport/ID photo
- 2Review the automatic results and the guide lines
- 3If something's off, fix it with the background-remove or crop tools
Supported formats · JPG · PNG · WebP (input)
Check whether a passport or ID photo meets the specs before you submit it. It automatically reviews the background, ratio, resolution, and face position, and flags things that might get rejected. The photo is never sent to a server.
How to use it
- 1Drag in or select the passport or ID photo to check.
- 2Review the automatic checks for background, ratio, resolution, and face position.
- 3Use the flagged issues as a guide to redo the photo.
When it comes in handy
For example, it helps when you want to check whether a passport photo might be rejected over its background or face size before submitting it.
It is also handy for checking the specs before an online ID-photo submission.
What it checks
Referencing passport-photo standards, it automatically reviews background, ratio, resolution, and face position, and points out anything that may fall outside the specs.
It's a pre-check for reference
This check is a reference to reduce the chance of rejection. The final decision is made by the receiving authority, so use the results as a guide. The photo is processed inside your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Are files uploaded to a server?+
No. It runs inside your browser, so the photo never leaves your device.
Does it guarantee acceptance?+
No. It pre-checks against the specs to lower the chance of rejection, but the final decision is made by the receiving authority.
What does it check?+
It automatically reviews spec factors like background, ratio, resolution, and face position.
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