Your baby's passport photo, without the drugstore meltdown.
Lay your baby on a white sheet and take as many tries as you need. We check each one for free. You only pay $11.99 when it passes.
No sign-up. Takes about 2 minutes.
1 person $11.99. 2 people $19.99. 4 people $29.99. Includes the photo file and a 4×6 print sheet.
- No AI touch-ups
- Your photo stays on your phone
- Rejected? Money back
Which photo do you need?
Each one has its own rules. We check yours against the right ones.
- US passport (print)A new passport, or a renewal by mail. You print the photo.Start
- US baby passportA passport for a baby or toddler. You print the photo.Start
- US online renewalRenewing your passport online. You upload the file.Start
- US visa DS-160A US visa application. You upload the file to the DS-160.Start
- US green cardA green card application (Form I-485). You print two photos.Start
Done in about 2 minutes
Step 1
Snap it
Stand against a white wall. Your camera tells you when everything lines up.
Step 2
We check it
See every rule pass or fail, with tips to fix it. Retakes are free.
Step 3
Print or upload
Print the 4×6 sheet at any drugstore for under a buck. Cut out one photo for the DS-11.
Same photo, $5 less. A family of 4 saves $37.97.
One-time payment, no subscription. You get the photo file and a 4×6 print sheet.
| Compare | PassPose | CVS / Walgreens |
|---|---|---|
| 1 photo | $11.99 | $16.99 |
| 4 photos | $29.99 ($7.50 each) | $67.96 |
| Where | At home, in 2 minutes | Drive to the store |
| Retakes | Free, as many as you need | Depends on the store |
Store price: Typical CVS and Walgreens price, 2026.
No AI. No filters. Just your real photo.
The State Department rejects edited photos, so we never touch your face or background. Read the State Department's rule. If something's off, we tell you how to fix it with a retake.
What we do
- Crop it to 2 × 2 inches
- Size your head to the official range
- Give you the exact file or print sheet
What we never do
- Retouch your face
- Swap or whiten the background
- Run AI on your photo
The rules we check
Straight from travel.state.gov, last checked Oct 6, 2026.
| Photo size | 2 × 2 in (51 × 51 mm) |
|---|---|
| Head, chin to top of hair | 1 to 1⅜ in (25 to 35 mm) |
| Eyes, from the bottom | 1⅛ to 1⅜ in (28 to 35 mm) |
| Background | Plain white or off-white, no shadows |
| Expression | Neutral or a natural smile, mouth closed |
| Glasses | Not allowed |
| Editing | Not allowed |
Questions?
Still stuck? Email support@passpose.com. We reply within one business day.
Do my baby's eyes have to be open?
Not all the way. The State Department says it's okay if a baby's eyes are not entirely open. Older children need their eyes open.
How do I take it?
Lay your baby on a plain white or off-white sheet, or cover a car seat with one. Shoot from straight above. No one else can be in the photo, so keep your hands out of the shot.
Is the check really free?
Yep. You see every rule checked and a preview of your photo before you pay a cent. You only pay to download.
What if my photo gets rejected?
We check it against the State Department's own rules, but they make the final call. If they reject a photo that passed our check, you get your money back.
Do you edit my photo?
Nope. We crop it to size, and that's it. Edited photos, including AI touch-ups and swapped backgrounds, get rejected.
Do you upload my photo?
No. The check runs right on your phone or computer. We never see your photo.
Ready when you are
It's free to try. You only pay when your photo passes.