GenPix AI · AI Passport Photo Maker
AI Passport Photo Maker
A passport photo is not a nice photo — it is a photo that obeys rules. Plain light background, even lighting with no shadow behind the head, a neutral expression, the face filling a set share of the frame, and a size in millimetres that changes by country. This turns a photo you already have into one that follows those rules, so you are not standing against a wall at home guessing.
The honest limit, before you spend anything: many authorities require an unretouched photograph and reject anything an editor has been near — the UK, the US State Department and most EU passport offices say so in writing. What comes out of here is a passport-STYLE portrait. It is genuinely useful for visa forms that accept a digital upload, work badges, gym and library cards, school files, driving-school paperwork and CVs, and it is the wrong tool for a biometric passport application. Check the rules of the office you are filing with before you rely on it.
- 2 images free — no account, no card, no watermark
- Private by default — nothing you make is ever public unless you publish it yourself
- Never used for training — not your images, not your prompts
- What you make is yours — full resolution, commercial use, we take no cut
Made here, with the sentence that made it
Every picture here came out of this studio. Hover one to read the exact sentence that made it, press it to open the studio with that sentence already loaded.
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Plain white, no shadow behind the headPassport-style portrait, plain white background, even frontal lighting with no shadow behind the head, neutral expression, eyes open and looking at the camera, shoulders… -
Light grey, skin left as it isIdentity photo on a light grey background, soft even light from the front, no smile, no jewellery, natural skin left unretouched, sharp focus on the eyes -
For a visa form, flat lightPassport-style headshot for a visa form, plain off-white background, flat lighting, plain dark top, neutral face, no shadows on the background
How to do it
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Start from a straight-on photo of yourself, eyes open, no hat, no sunglasses, shoulders square to the camera.
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Ask for a plain background and even frontal light — say the colour you need, most offices want white or light grey.
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Generate, then crop to the millimetre size your form asks for. 35 × 45 mm covers most of Europe, 2 × 2 inches the US.
Prompts that work
Press one to open the studio with it loaded — then change two words rather than face a blank box.
Passport-style portrait, plain white background, even frontal lighting with no shadow behind the head, neutral expression, eyes open and looking at the camera, shoulders square, head centred and filling 75% of the frame heightIdentity photo on a light grey background, soft even light from the front, no smile, no jewellery, natural skin left unretouched, sharp focus on the eyesPassport-style headshot for a visa form, plain off-white background, flat lighting, plain dark top, neutral face, no shadows on the background
Questions
- Will an official passport office accept it?
- Assume no unless the office says otherwise. Most passport authorities require an unretouched photograph taken by a photographer or a booth, and reject edited or generated images. This is the right tool for a passport-STYLE portrait — visa uploads that allow one, work badges, school and club cards, forms and CVs — and the wrong one for a biometric passport application.
- What size should I export?
- 35 × 45 mm is the standard across most of Europe and the UK. The United States uses 2 × 2 inches. India uses 51 × 51 mm. Your form states the size it wants; generate at the largest resolution and crop to it.
- Does it work from a normal selfie?
- Yes, if you are facing the camera with your whole head in frame and nothing covering your face. A three-quarter angle or a heavy shadow across one side gives it too little to work with.
- How much does it cost?
- 0.15 € an image, from a wallet you top up. The first 2 are free, with no account and no card.