PhotoOmni

Baby Passport Photo at Home

Skip the studio trip with a sleeping or wiggling newborn. Use your phone, upload a casual snapshot, and our AI does the rest — cropping, background, and compliance checks for the official US baby passport photo.

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Baby passport photo example

Photo specifications

Size
2 x 2 inches (51 x 51 mm)
Background
Plain white or off-white
Head height
1 to 1 3/8 inches
Resolution
Minimum 600 DPI
Format
Color, JPEG
Age limit
All ages, including newborns

Official requirements

  • Eyes should be open whenever possible — closed eyes are accepted only for very young infants
  • No other people, hands, toys, or pacifiers visible in the frame
  • Baby's full face must be centered and clearly visible
  • Neutral facial expression, mouth closed if possible
  • No shadows on the face or behind the head
  • Photo must be taken within the last 6 months

How it works

1

Lay your baby down

Place your baby on a plain white sheet or blanket. Make sure no hands or shadows enter the frame.

2

Take a photo from above

Hold your phone directly above and snap several pictures with good natural light.

3

Upload and we do the rest

Our AI crops, removes the background, and verifies every official rule before you print or download.

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Frequently asked questions

Can my baby's eyes be closed?
For newborns under 6 months, slightly closed eyes are usually accepted. For older babies, eyes must be open and looking forward.
Can I hold my baby for the photo?
Hands and arms cannot appear in the photo. Place the baby on a plain white sheet and shoot from above, or use a white car-seat cover.
What if my baby won't stop moving?
Take many shots in burst mode and pick the sharpest one. Our AI tolerates minor angles and will straighten the photo for you.
Is a smile allowed?
Officially the expression should be neutral, but a slight natural expression for infants is generally accepted.

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