Upload any portrait
Half-body or full-body phone photos work. Even lighting and a plain wall help.
Real photos in, framed ID output
Passport Photo Maker
Turn casual portraits into standard passport sizes with local background removal, white/blue/red backdrops, zoom controls, and print-ready export.
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JPG, PNG, and WebP
Make a passport or ID photo locally
Upload any clear portrait—even a half-body or full-body phone photo. Remove the background, pick a standard template, zoom and move your face into the frame, then export locally.
Portrait photos stay on this device. A local model may download on first use.
Pixlery is not a government or official ID service. Output is for convenience only and is not guaranteed to pass any review. Always confirm the latest requirements with your issuing authority.
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How to use this tool
Remove background and pick a template
Run local background removal, then choose a physical template and white, blue, red, or custom color.
Zoom, move, and download
Fit your head inside the guides, then export the exact pixel file or a print sheet.
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Built for predictable results
Built for real photos
Zoom and move controls turn casual portraits into a framed ID output—no studio crop needed first.
Clear templates, no duplicates
Pick 2×2 inch, 35×45 mm, or other common physical sizes with honest 300 DPI pixels.
Print-ready sheet
Download a 4×6, Letter, or A4 layout with white gutters between copies when your template supports it.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Pixlery upload my portrait?
No. Your photo, mask, and exports stay in your browser. Pixlery does not receive them.
Will this guarantee passport approval?
No. Pixlery is not an official ID service. Requirements vary by country, agency, and application type.
Why are there only a few sizes?
Each menu item is a distinct physical template. Many countries share 35×45 mm or 2×2 inch—verify your form rather than picking duplicate pixel sizes.
When should I use blue or red?
White is common worldwide. Reference blue fits many China forms; reference red fits some Indonesia passport routes—always confirm locally.
Can I use a half-body photo?
Yes. After background removal, zoom out or in and move the portrait until your head fits the guides.
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Continue your image workflow
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View all tools →Compress images
Reduce JPG, PNG, and WebP file sizes with clear quality controls and private browser processing.
Open tool02Resize images
Resize images by pixels or percentage while preserving aspect ratio and transparency.
Open tool03Convert images
Convert JPG, PNG, and WebP images in batches without uploading them to a server.
Open tool04Crop images
Crop, rotate, and flip JPG, PNG, and WebP images with precise aspect ratios and local processing.
Open tool05Watermark images
Add a text or logo watermark to one image or a whole batch without uploading your files.
Open tool06Create a PDF
Arrange JPG, PNG, and WebP images into a private, downloadable multi-page PDF.
Open tool07Remove metadata
Remove common EXIF, GPS, camera, and software metadata from JPG, PNG, and WebP images locally.
Open tool08Remove backgrounds
Create transparent-background images in your browser with local processing and practical edge controls.
Open tool09Combine images
Merge 2–10 JPG, PNG, or WebP files vertically or horizontally with spacing, padding, and local export.
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Learn more
WorkflowMake a passport photo at home
You do not need a studio booth for a usable starting point. This workflow keeps capture, editing, and export steps explicit so you can compare against your agency’s checklist.
GuidePassport and ID photo sizes explainedCountries and agencies use different pixel, millimeter, and inch requirements. Pixlery covers common sizes at 300 DPI—never assume one export fits every application.