Upload a portrait, line it up for U.S. Passport, and export a clean crop without server-side AI or cloud processing.
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People preparing U.S. passport and other square U.S. document-style portrait photos from an existing image
Turning one portrait into a 2 × 2 inch U.S. passport-style crop with visible head and eye-line guides
Capture U.S. passport photo intent with a dedicated square preset route that keeps the whole workflow local and direct
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U.S. passport photos use a square format that behaves differently from the more common 35 × 45 mm document portrait. The head size still matters, but the crop area and visual balance feel different right away.
A dedicated square preset is useful because it lets people adjust the portrait inside the final frame instead of trying to mentally translate a generic editor into a passport crop.
This workflow is best for people who already have a suitable front-facing portrait and need a U.S.-style crop, visible guides, and a straightforward export without cloud processing.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
This page uses a 2 × 2 inch square preset, matching the standard U.S. passport photo format.
No. It helps with crop, guides, and background cleanup, but final acceptance still depends on the exact source photo and submission rules.
Yes. The portrait stays in the browser while you align and export it.
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