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Yes. Checks and watermarked checker previews are free, with no account needed. Our separate crop and resize tools also offer free watermark-free JPEGs. Paid bundles start at $2.99 and add 4×6 and A4 print sheets plus 30-day account downloads. One-time credits last 365 days; Pro is an optional monthly subscription.
Upload it to the free checker to review measurable issues such as head size, centering, eye position, tilt, expression, glasses, background and sharpness. Then compare the result with current U.S. passport photo requirements. No automated checker can guarantee the passport agency’s final decision.
For a paper application, submit one recent color photo that is 2×2 inches, with your head centered and 1–1⅜ inches from chin to crown. Use a plain white or off-white background, even lighting, a forward-facing pose, open visible eyes and a closed mouth.
No. U.S. rules do not require your ears to be visible. Your full head must be shown, and your eyes and face cannot be covered by your hair.
The State Department does not ban a specific shirt color. A white or very pale top can blend into the required white background; a plain medium or dark everyday top usually gives clearer contrast.
The original photo, facial analysis and free preview stay in your browser. If you unlock a paid bundle, only the three final JPEG files are encrypted for private account re-downloads for 30 days.
Yes, a natural smile is allowed if both eyes are open and your mouth is closed. Avoid exaggerated expressions or an open-mouth smile.
No. Since November 2016 the U.S. does not allow glasses in passport photos, except with a signed medical statement.
Place the baby on a smooth white or off-white blanket, photograph from directly above, and keep every hand, toy and pacifier out of frame.
Yes. The paid bundle includes a print-resolution 2×2 photo plus 4×6 and A4 print sheets. Print on photo paper at home or use a local photo-printing service.
