AI Passport Photo Maker — Correct Size & Background From a Phone Photo

AI passport photo from a photo you take at home

Photo booths are getting rare and studio prints cost money for something that takes seconds. With StageZap you take a photo against any wall, and the AI replaces the background with an even plain color, centers and sizes your head for the document you choose, and fixes uneven lighting — without changing your face.

What the AI does — and does not do

Does

Plain white, off-white, light blue or grey background; correct crop and head size; even, shadow-free light; optional neutral attire.

Does not

Change your face, slim, beautify or de-age you. Identity is locked, because altered photos are rejected.

Never

Render a passport page, stamp or document. You get only the photo itself.

Supported sizes

United States (passport & visa) — 51 × 51 mm
Schengen / EU visa — 35 × 45 mm
United Kingdom passport — 35 × 45 mm
Canada passport — 50 × 70 mm
China visa — 33 × 48 mm
Japan visa — 35 × 45 mm
India visa — 51 × 51 mm
Australia passport — 35–40 × 45–50 mm

Not sure which you need? Use the free photo size lookup.

How to take the source photo

Stand about 1–1.5 m from a plain wall, facing a window so light falls evenly on your face.
Have someone else take the photo at eye level (selfies distort the face and are often rejected).
Upload it to the StageZap studio, choose the ID photo tab, this size and background.
Check the result against the table above, then print at 300 dpi or upload the digital file.

Full guide: how to take a passport photo at home.

Before you submit

Read the most common rejection reasons and compare your result with the official rules for your country.

StageZap retouches your own photo (background, framing, lighting). It does not change your face, and we cannot guarantee acceptance by any government or embassy.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

You can try it in the free demo; paid plans add higher volume.

Will my photo be accepted?

We follow published size and background rules, but no tool can guarantee acceptance; officials decide.

Can I use someone else’s photo?

Only with their permission. You must confirm the photo is yours or you are authorized before generating.

Do you keep my photo?

See our privacy policy for how uploads are handled.