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Specially Designed for Infants - Age 0-3 Years - Easy to Use

Free Infant Passport Photo Maker

Create perfect passport photos for babies, infants, and toddlers. Avoid rejected infant passport photos - meets US, UK, EU, and 200+ country requirements!

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Free Infant Passport Photo Maker: what to check before download

Use this Free Infant Passport Photo Maker page as a practical browser workspace: check the preview, confirm the output settings, and download only after the image looks clear on mobile and desktop.

For best results, start with the original camera file instead of a screenshot or a compressed social-media image. That keeps edges sharper and gives the tool enough detail to process the face, background, or file size correctly.

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Step 1: Select Country

Different countries have different requirements for baby passport photos. Select your destination country.

United States
2" 2"
United Kingdom
35 x 45mm
EU / Schengen
35 x 45mm
India
35 x 45mm
Canada
50 x 70mm
Australia
35 x 45mm
China
33 x 48mm
Japan
35 x 45mm

US Baby Passport Photo Requirements

  • Photo size: 2" 2" (51 x 51mm)
  • White or off-white background
  • Baby's face clearly visible
  • Eyes open (under 6 months: closed eyes OK)
  • No other people in photo
  • No toys or pacifiers visible
  • Baby can be lying down
  • Taken within last 6 months

How to Take the Perfect Baby Passport Photo

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1. Lay Baby Down

Place baby on a white sheet or blanket. This creates the perfect background for passport photos.

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2. Good Lighting

Use natural light from a window. Avoid harsh shadows and direct flash which can scare baby.

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3. Shoot from Above

Hold phone directly above baby's face. Make sure face fills most of the frame.

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4. Multiple Shots

Take many photos! Babies move and blink. You'll have more options to choose the best one.

Age-Specific Requirements

Newborn (0-6 months)

  • Eyes can be closed
  • Mouth can be open
  • Can be lying down
  • Head support allowed (not visible)
  • Expression can be neutral or sleeping

Infant (6-12 months)

  • Eyes should be open
  • Mouth should be closed (smile OK)
  • Can be held (hands not visible)
  • Looking toward camera preferred
  • Slight head tilt acceptable

Toddler (1-3 years)

  • Eyes must be open
  • Neutral expression preferred
  • Should face camera directly
  • Can sit in car seat (not visible)
  • No toys or pacifiers visible

Common Baby Photo Mistakes

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Parent Visible in Photo

If holding baby, make sure no hands, arms, or shadows are visible. Use a white sheet behind baby.

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Toys or Pacifiers

No objects should be visible in the photo. Remove pacifiers, bibs, and toys before taking the picture.

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Shadows on Face

Shadows can cause rejection. Use soft, even lighting. Natural daylight near a window works best.

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Busy Background

Background must be plain white or light grey. Patterns, textures, and colored backgrounds are rejected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do babies need passport photos?

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.

Can baby's eyes be closed in the photo?

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.

How do I get a white background?

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.

Can someone hold the baby in the photo?

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.

How long is a baby passport photo valid?

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.

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Easy, fast, and compliant with official requirements. No photography skills needed!