White background passport photo
Took your photo at home against a wall that isn’t quite plain? Choose your document and the studio prepares the background it requires, white, off-white or light grey, then checks the photo free before you pay.
The background your document needs
Not every passport photo is white. Pick your document to open the studio with its background, size and checks.
- United States visaPlain white backgroundCreate this photo
- India passportPlain white backgroundCreate this photo
- United Arab Emirates passportPlain white backgroundCreate this photo
- Canada passportPlain white or light gray backgroundCreate this photo
- Australia passportPlain white or light gray backgroundCreate this photo
- United Kingdom passportPlain cream or light gray backgroundCreate this photo
- Germany passportPlain light gray backgroundCreate this photo
- India OCI cardPlain light gray background (not white)Create this photo
Another country? Choose it from the list.
How it works
- Stand in front of a plain, light wall facing a window. Ask someone else to take the photo at eye level.
- Choose your document above and upload the photo, or take it with your camera.
- The studio prepares the background and size and runs a full photo check: head position, eyes, expression and lighting.
- If you’re happy with the result, pay and download the photo and a print sheet.
Questions
Can I take a passport photo against any wall?
Take it in front of a plain, light wall with even light and no shadows behind you. That gives the cleanest result. The studio then prepares the background for the document you choose.
Does every passport photo need a white background?
No. Many do, such as US visas and Indian passports, but the UK asks for cream or light grey, Germany for light grey, and an OCI photo for a light colour that is not white. Pick your document and the studio uses its colour.
Is the background change free?
You see the result and a full photo check free. You pay only when you choose to download the finished photo and print sheet.
Will the photo be accepted?
The studio checks head position, eyes, expression and lighting against your document’s rules before you pay. The issuing authority makes the final decision, and some authorities do not accept edited photos, so check your document’s rules.