Our free online passport photo converter takes your existing portrait or selfie and converts it into a perfectly cropped passport or visa photo directly in your browser. Since it processes the image locally on your device, your personal photos are never uploaded to any server. You can convert photos into supported standard 2x2 inch dimensions (for US passport and Indian Visa/OCI) or 35x45mm sizes (for Indian domestic passport, UK, European Schengen, or Australian visas), and replace background colors to meet standard requirements.

How does background replacement work?

The tool uses on-device image processing to separate your portrait from the background and apply a standard solid color (such as white, light blue, or gray). Because this runs locally in your web browser, your personal photo is not uploaded or stored on any server.

Step-by-step guide to a clean photo

Select a portrait: Choose a clear photo with even lighting on your face.
Background Color: Use the background tool to select a solid color (white or light blue) as required by your application.
Choose Size: Select US/India Visa (2x2 inches) or International Standard (35x45mm).
Crop & Center: Position your face within the guidelines.
Download: Save your formatted photo ready for printing or digital submission.

Practical uses

Passport Renewals: Creating compliant photos with standard solid white backgrounds.
Online Visa Portals: Preparing exact dimension requirements for online immigration forms.
Student & Work IDs: Standardizing photos for badges and application profiles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is it safe to use for passport photos?
A: Yes. The tool runs locally in your browser, so your photos are not saved or sent to external databases.

Q: What size do I need for a US Passport or Indian Visa/OCI?
A: Select the 2x2 inch (square) preset.

Q: What size is used for Indian domestic passports and Schengen Visas?
A: The 35x45mm international standard is used for Indian passports, Schengen visas, and UK applications.

Q: Can I print the downloaded file?
A: Yes. The tool outputs a standard high-resolution JPG file that you can print at home or at any local photo center.