Passport Photo Snap

Turn a selfie into a passport, visa or ID photo that meets the issuing authority's published specification — and see the measurements that prove it.

Most photo apps crop to a size and hope. This one measures. Every photo comes back with a report stating each requirement, the value measured, and whether it passes.

WHAT IT DOES

• Crops to the millimetre specification for 247 documents across 147 countries
• Places the head and eye line where the authority requires, not where it looks nice
• Replaces the background with the exact colour the document specifies
• Reports 11 measured checks: dimensions, head size, eye line, centring, tilt, eyes open, expression, background, lighting, source quality, single face
• Lays out a print sheet for 10×15, 13×18, A4 or Letter, with cut lines between the photos
• Exports the digital file at the required pixel size for online portals

EVERYTHING HAPPENS ON YOUR PHONE

Your photo never leaves your phone. No account, no sign-in, nothing to upload — the cropping, the face measurement, the background replacement and the compliance report all run on the device, and they work with no connection at all.

Anonymous usage data — which document you chose, which step failed — is off unless you switch it on in Settings, and never includes a photo.

GUIDED CAPTURE

The camera tells you what to fix while you are still holding the phone: too far away, head tilted, off centre, eyes closed. It fires when the frame is right, so you are not guessing and retaking.

BUILT FOR THE PART THAT GETS PHOTOS REJECTED

Head height and eye line are the two requirements applications fail on most, and they are the two nobody can judge by eye. Both are measured from your face and stated as numbers against the published band.

Compliance status is shown as a word and a symbol, never colour alone.

HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT CANNOT KNOW

Some requirements cannot be checked by a machine — whether your expression is genuinely neutral, whether your glasses have glare, whether the photo was taken in the last six months. Those are listed separately and asked of you rather than quietly marked as passed. The app never claims a photo will be accepted; it tells you what it measured and what the specification asks for.

NO ADS. NO SUBSCRIPTION. NO WATERMARK.

Free, with nothing to unlock and nothing to buy.