IDPhotoCheck

Will your passport photo pass the measurements?

Upload a photo and IDPhotoCheck measures it against the official published rules for your document: head height, eye line, centring, background, pixel dimensions and file size — then makes the correctly sized file if you need one. Everything runs in your browser; your photo is never uploaded.

We measure, we don’t certify. IDPhotoCheck checks your photo against the published measurements — the issuing authority makes the final decision, and no tool can promise approval.

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Passport & visa photo checkers

One checker per document, each measuring against that document’s own published rules.

Photo file tools

Single-job tools for the backdrop and the file itself.

Print tools

Exact-size copies on standard photo paper, at 300 DPI.

Guides

The rules, the refusal reasons, and how the measuring works.

What gets measured

What this tool refuses to do

Photo rules for US documents require your original, unedited photo, and GOV.UK says digital photos must be “unaltered by computer software”. So IDPhotoCheck measures, crops and compresses — and refuses background replacement and beauty editing. If your background fails, we tell you how to retake it, not repaint it. Why we refuse to edit your photo →

Every rule on this site names its official source and the date it was checked — see how we check.