Create perfect passport photos for babies, infants, and toddlers. Avoid rejected infant passport photos — meets US, UK, EU, and 200+ country requirements!
Different countries have different requirements for baby passport photos. Select your destination country.
Place baby on a white sheet or blanket. This creates the perfect background for passport photos.
Use natural light from a window. Avoid harsh shadows and direct flash which can scare baby.
Hold phone directly above baby's face. Make sure face fills most of the frame.
Take many photos! Babies move and blink. You'll have more options to choose the best one.
If holding baby, make sure no hands, arms, or shadows are visible. Use a white sheet behind baby.
No objects should be visible in the photo. Remove pacifiers, bibs, and toys before taking the picture.
Shadows can cause rejection. Use soft, even lighting. Natural daylight near a window works best.
Background must be plain white or light grey. Patterns, textures, and colored backgrounds are rejected.
Yes! All babies need their own passport from birth. Even newborns just days old require passport photos that meet official requirements. There's no minimum age.
For newborns under 6 months, most countries (including the US and UK) accept photos with closed eyes. However, for babies over 6 months, eyes should be open. Check specific country requirements.
Lay your baby on a plain white sheet or blanket. Photograph from directly above. Use natural light to avoid shadows. Our tool can also help adjust and enhance the background.
Yes, but no part of the person should be visible. You can support baby's head from behind, but cover your hand with a white cloth. The final photo should show only the baby against a plain background.
The photo should be taken within 6 months of the application. However, baby passports typically need renewal every 5 years, and many parents renew more frequently as baby's appearance changes significantly.
Easy, fast, and compliant with official requirements. No photography skills needed!