Passport Photo Maker
Crop and position a portrait for passport or ID use, then download one photo or a printable 4 × 6 inch sheet.
Read the complete Passport Photo Maker guide →Create Passport Photos Online
Prepare a portrait for passports, visas, identity cards and other documents without installing software. Select a standard size, zoom the image and drag it into position.
How to make a passport photo
- Upload a clear, front-facing portrait with a plain background.
- Select the required photo dimensions and background color.
- Drag, zoom and rotate the image to align the face.
- Download one JPG or a printable 4 × 6 inch sheet.
Private browser processing
Your image is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded to eko24.net.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool guarantee official acceptance?
No. Government rules differ by country and document. Always verify dimensions, head position, expression, clothing and background requirements with the issuing authority.
Which photos work best with background replacement?
Use a portrait taken against one plain, evenly lit color. Complex rooms, shadows and patterned backgrounds may not be replaced cleanly.
Preparing a passport-style photo
A passport-style photo should start with a clear, recent portrait taken in good lighting. Keep the face centered, avoid strong shadows and use a simple background whenever possible. The crop and positioning controls can help prepare a neat ID-style image, but they do not replace the official rules of the authority receiving the photograph.
Check official photo requirements
Required dimensions, head size, background, expression and print specifications can differ by country and document type. Before submitting or printing the result, check the current instructions from the passport, visa or identity-card authority involved. A visually correct crop is not a guarantee that an application will accept the photo.
Image quality matters
Use a sharp source image with enough resolution to avoid visible pixels after cropping. Do not apply heavy filters or edits that change facial appearance. If the original image is dark, blurred or heavily compressed, taking a new photo will usually produce a better result than trying to repair it.