Your photo stays in the browser while you work on it.
ID photo guide
Prepare an ID photo without hidden uploads
Review head size, top space, background quality, and print readiness while keeping your image entirely in the browser.
- Passport, visa, ID, permit, and license photos
- Crop, adjust, and export in one place
- One crop for downloads and print sheets
Document photo editor in your browser
Choose the right preset, adjust the crop, and export a photo or print sheet without uploading the image.
Crop and tone controls stay visible, so you can finish the photo before you download it.
Download the final photo or print sheet once the preview looks right.
Use this when you need a clean ID-style crop, a print-friendly sheet, and a clear note on what still needs manual review.
Why ID photos fail
The same issues appear again and again: tight crops, soft focus, background clutter, and over-edited portraits.
Where IDfot helps most
Layout, requirement matching, and clear reporting are the strongest parts of the editor.
Need a clean background first?
Remove the background in a separate tool, then return here to finish the crop, size, and export.
Background cleanup opens in a separate tool. Remove it there, then return here to crop and export.
Remove backgroundRelated guides
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Read guideWhich edits are risky for document photos
A clear list of risky edits in passport, visa, and ID photo flows, with guidance on what to avoid and what to flag clearly.
Read guideFace size in passport photos
Why face size matters, how it is estimated in-browser, and how to think about preferred head-height ranges in document photos.
Read guideFAQ
Can I print the final ID photo at home?
Yes. Use the print-sheet generator for a cleaner home-print setup with cut marks.
Is a single profile enough for every ID card?
No. Use a jurisdiction-specific profile whenever possible.