Generators & Utilities
Passport & ID Photo Maker
Upload a photo, change its background to white, gray, blue or any color, crop it to a passport size such as 35x45 mm or 2x2 inches, then download a 4x6 inch print sheet with several copies. Everything runs on your own phone or laptop; your photo is never uploaded to any server.
Step 1
Upload a Photo
Use a front-facing photo with even lighting. The original background can be anything; it is replaced automatically.
Your photo is processed entirely on this device. It is never uploaded to or stored on SoftwareHub servers.
To change the background, this tool needs to download an AI model that detects the person and the background, about 11 MB. It happens only once and is cached in your browser for next time.
Step 2
Color & Size
Drag the photo inside the frame to position it, use the slider to zoom.
Result
4x6 Print Sheet
Your photo is processed entirely on your device, in the browser. The background detection model runs locally and the photo is never sent to or stored on SoftwareHub servers or anyone else's. Check the official photo rules of the office you apply to before printing.
How This Passport Photo Maker Works
When you press "Change Background", your browser downloads a small person detection model (MediaPipe Image Segmenter) and runs it on your device to tell the person apart from the background. The background is replaced with the solid color you choose while the person stays as is. All of this happens on an HTML canvas in your browser; no image is sent to a server.
Tips for a Clean Cut Around Hair and Shoulders
- Take the photo in bright, even light. Avoid hard shadows on the face or around the hair so the model can separate you from the background more easily.
- Stand in front of a plain wall. A busy background, or one close to the color of your clothes, can make the edges less clean.
- Face the camera straight on at a normal distance. Upright posture with the head and shoulders clearly visible gives the best result.
- Check the preview before downloading. Drag and zoom until the face sits in the center of the frame, as the photo rules for your document require.