Perfect Passport and Visa Photos at Home Using CleanPix
Getting your passport or visa photo taken doesn't have to mean a trip to a studio or photo booth. With just your phone and CleanPix, you can take your own photo at home, remove the background, and format it to meet passport requirements in minutes.
This DIY method is ideal for individuals, families, and remote applicants who want to save time and money.
Why Use CleanPix for Passport Photos?
- ✅ Removes cluttered or colored backgrounds instantly
- ✅ Helps meet white background requirements for official IDs
- ✅ Saves time and cost of visiting photo studios
- ✅ Easy to use on desktop or mobile
Step-by-Step Guide to Make Passport Photos at Home
- 📸 Take a headshot against any background (plain is better)
- 🔦 Ensure even lighting, no shadows or glare on the face
- 👔 Face forward with a neutral expression and eyes open
- 🌐 Go to cleanpix.readernook.com
- 📂 Upload your photo and let CleanPix remove the background
- ⬜ Download the transparent version or add a white background
- 🖨️ Use a photo editor to crop and size the image (2x2 inch for most countries)
- 📥 Save or print your passport photos as needed
Photo Requirements for Common Countries
- USA: 2x2 inch, white background, no glasses
- Canada: 50mm x 70mm, neutral expression
- India: 35mm x 45mm, light background
- UK: 45mm x 35mm, plain light grey or cream background
✅ Always check the latest guidelines from the government website before submitting.
Pro Tips for Perfect Results
- 📱 Use your rear phone camera for higher resolution
- 💡 Place a lamp behind your camera for balanced light
- 🖼️ Keep enough space around the head to crop later
- 🧍 Stand about 2–3 feet away from the wall
Save Money and Hassle with CleanPix
No more long lines at photo booths or rejections due to background issues. With CleanPix, you can confidently create passport or visa photos that meet official standards — all from the comfort of your home.
👉 Start Your DIY Passport Photo Now with CleanPix
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