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This root route works as an English homepage and a language chooser. Both language versions include the same editor, requirements, guides, and export tools.
Document photo editor in your browser
English homeChoose the right preset, adjust the crop, check the preview, and export the final photo or print sheet on the same device. From here you can jump straight to the editor, the requirements, or the guides.
Use this page as a directory, then jump straight to the part of the site you actually need.
Crop the photo, check the preview, and export the final file without leaving the browser.
Open the editor, requirements, visa pages, or guides from one clear starting point.
Keep the final file and print layout next to the editor instead of hiding them behind another landing step.
Why IDfot
Start with an existing portrait, match it to the right requirement profile, fine-tune the crop, and export a digital file or print sheet without uploading the photo.
This is a preparation tool, not a guarantee of acceptance. The editing scope stays tight because document photos are easy to over-edit.
These are the things people usually need first: the right setup, a clean crop, and export for both files and print.
Prepare photos for passports, visas, ID cards, residence permits, driving licenses, and other official formats.
Crop, reposition, and straighten the frame without stretching the image or changing facial proportions.
Download a finished image, generate a print sheet, and keep the final output in the same editor.
Use the homepage as a real directory into the English site instead of another step before the work begins.
Open the main editor for crop guidance, preview review, and final export.
Open workspaceBrowse document-photo profiles by country, document type, output mode, and strictness.
Browse requirementsOpen visa-specific pages and country hubs without digging through mixed navigation.
Open visa sectionReview a prepared image before you export or print the final document photo.
Open checkerGenerate 10x15 cm, A4, or Letter layouts from the same crop used for the digital file.
Open print toolsRead clear guides on cropping, rejection risk, background rules, and export choices.
Open guidesThis is the usual order: choose the right profile, check the crop, then export only when the preview looks right.
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Pick the passport, visa, ID, license, or other requirement profile before you touch the crop.
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Compare the source image and the final preview so you can judge the crop and framing on the same screen.
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Download the final photo or print sheet only after the crop and warnings make sense.
Featured how-to guides and support articles from the English site.
Use a browser-based checker to review measurable rules, heuristics, and manual-review risks before you submit a passport photo.
Open guideThe most frequent reasons document photos fail: wrong crop, poor lighting, background problems, reflections, and risky edits.
Open guideLearn how head size, top margin, centering, and output aspect ratio work together in a safe passport-photo crop.
Open guideWhy document photos usually need a plain light background, what background problems look like, and how to handle them honestly.
Open guideThese are the questions that usually matter before the final file goes to a portal, printer, or photo lab.
Passport, visa, and ID photo tasks look similar until the size, filing path, or upload rules change.
The same framing should drive the preview, final file, and print sheet so nothing shifts at the last step.
A photo can look fine and still fail if the portal expects a different file size, background, or variant.
Short answers about privacy, exports, photo reuse, and acceptance risk.
Yes. The product is built for reusing an existing portrait when it still looks like you and the receiving authority allows it.
Use a separate background-removal tool first, then return here to validate framing, generate the final size, and export the document photo.
Yes. You can create multi-copy sheets for 10x15 cm, A4, and Letter with optional cut marks.
Yes. Uploads, previews, crop calculations, analysis, and exports stay in your browser. There are no accounts and no routine server-side image processing.
No. It helps with crop, size, export, and print layout, but the receiving authority always makes the final decision.
Reliable background cleanup usually needs a dedicated tool. IDfot keeps cropping, print layout, and export in the browser, while background removal stays a separate step.
Quick start
Jump straight to the editor, browse the requirement pages, or open the Russian site if that fits you better.