Your photo stays in the browser while you work on it.
Document photo checker
Check framing, source quality, and export readiness in one place
Review face placement, framing, file properties, blur, exposure, and background consistency while keeping the photo local to your 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 editor to compare a portrait against a requirement profile before you print it or submit it.
Why this checker is different
Source preview, result preview, measurable checks, and export controls stay on the same screen.
Best use case
You already have a portrait and need to adapt it to a passport, visa, ID, or similar format without sending the image to a server.
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
How to check a passport photo online
Use a browser-based checker to review measurable rules, heuristics, and manual-review risks before you submit a passport photo.
Read guideCommon passport photo rejection reasons
The most frequent reasons document photos fail: wrong crop, poor lighting, background problems, reflections, and risky edits.
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
Does the checker apply beautification automatically?
No. The default flow stays in strict mode and focuses on validation, crop, resize, and print preparation.
Can I still use risky tools?
Yes, but they are separate, clearly labeled, and listed in the summary so they do not look like the default path.