IDPhotoPix
Passport and visa photos in the browser — $3.99 per photo
What it does
IDPhotoPix is a web maker for official-size ID photos. Upload a portrait, pick a document spec, download a digital file plus a printable 4R layout. Standard $3.99; Complete $7.98. No subscriptions.
ID photos, passport photos, and visa photos online. Official sizes. Standard $0.99, Complete $2.98. Digital download and printable layout.
Crop to embassy sizes, apply a plain background, and download a file ready for DS-160, Schengen, China visa, and other visa forms. Standard $0.99 · Complete $2.98. Upload a recent headshot. We crop to the published size for U.S. visa, Schengen, China visa, and other common applications so the file matches the form you are filling in. Remove a busy backdrop and apply a solid white, off-white, or other required color. No filters that change your face — just a clean background that visa forms expect. Get a digital file for online applications such as DS-160, plus a printable layout if you need a paper copy. Check the pixel size and file size before you upload. See what people say about…from idphotopix.com
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