Every US ID photo,
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11 document types — passport, visa, and ID photo specs for US, with the dimensions and background rules each one expects.
Select your document
Specs and tools for every document we support.
Travel Passport
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
Travel Visa
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
State ID Card
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
State Driver's License
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
Travel Baby Passport Photo
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
Federal Certificate of Citizenship
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
Travel DV Lottery
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
Federal Employment Authorization Document (EAD)
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
Travel Global Entry / TSA PreCheck
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
Federal Green Card
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
State REAL ID
2" × 2" (51 × 51 mm)
USCIS No Longer Accepts Photos: What Changed (2026)
Since December 2025, USCIS no longer accepts passport-style photos with most applications. Your photo is now captured at your biometric appointment. Here's what this means for your case.
Guides for every situation
Practical writeups from the team that handles compliance review.
Print Passport Photos at CVS for Less
Create a 4x6 passport, visa, or ID photo sheet online, then print it at CVS as a regular photo print to save money
Walmart Passport Photo
Walmart charges $7.64 for two printed passport photos in 2026 — the cheapest in-store price among major US retailers. The catch: many Walmart Photo Centers have closed, so check before driving over.
Passport Photo Cost
Passport photos cost $1.35-$17.99 in 2026. Full price comparison: CVS $16.99, Walgreens $14.99, Walmart $7.44, Costco $6.99, online $1. Every option ranked with hidden costs.
Print Photos Yourself
Print your own passport or visa photos for $0.35 at CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Target, Costco, or Kroger. Step-by-step kiosk instructions for each store. 6 photos for $1.35 total.
UK Visa Photo (USA)
UK visa photo for US applicants must be 35x45mm rectangular with a light grey background — completely different from US passport's 2x2 inch square white format.
How to print your US passport photo
Step-by-step for printing your photo at each major store.
Pro tips from our review team
Most US photo rejections come down to the same five mistakes. Get these right and the rest is easy.
Even lighting
Face a window for soft, natural light. Avoid shadows on your face or behind you — overhead lighting alone usually casts shadows under the eyes.
Neutral expression
Look straight at the camera with both eyes open and mouth closed. A small natural smile is fine; an exaggerated one is not.
Clear face
Hair should not cover your eyes or cast shadows on your face. Remove sunglasses, hats, and most head coverings unless worn daily for religious reasons.
Everyday clothing
Wear what you normally would. Uniforms, camouflage, and white clothing against a white background are common reasons for rejection.
Plain background
Stand against a plain, light-colored wall with no shadows or patterns. We can also remove the background automatically if you can't find a clean wall.
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We support passport and ID photos for 180+ countries.