Yasashii Passport Photo

Passport, visa and ID photos for 75 countries and regions, from a photo you already have. For travelers and residents abroad. Choose a country and a document, then choose or take a photo. The app crops it to that document's rules for face size, space above the head and photo size. Supported documents (102) • Japan: passport (paper or online), My Number Card, residence card, driver's license, résumé, Common Test for University Admissions (check only) • United States: passport (book or card), visa (DS-160 or printed photo), ESTA selfie, Diversity Visa (DV) lottery, USCIS forms (green card, work permit, etc.) • United Kingdom: passport (paper application), ETA • Canada: visitor visa (paper) • China: visa (online or printed photo), travel document (paper, In Japan) • South Korea: passport (paper or online) • Taiwan, Hong Kong (paper or online), Macao, Singapore (paper or online): passport • India: e-Visa, visa (online photo; paper, In Japan), passport (In Japan) • Vietnam: passport, e-visa • Germany: passport / ID card (embassy in Japan), visa (In Japan) • France: passport / ID card (embassy in Japan), visa • Netherlands, Austria, Luxembourg (In Japan), Finland (embassy in Japan), Estonia (In Japan), Slovenia: passport / ID card • Ireland, Spain, Poland, Croatia: passport • New Zealand: NZeTA, passport (online renewal) • Russia: passport (In Japan), visa (visa centre, In Japan) • Iran: e-Visa, passport (In Japan) • e-Visa or online visa: Indonesia, Myanmar, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iraq (Kurdistan Region), Kuwait, Nepal, Bhutan, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, Gabon • Visa: Bangladesh; Philippines, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Liberia, Djibouti, Mozambique (In Japan) • Angola: passport, visa (In Japan) • Passport: Sri Lanka, Brazil, Malaysia, Türkiye, Paraguay, Egypt, Israel, Laos, Argentina, Mali, South Africa, Eritrea, Qatar, Yemen, Cuba (In Japan); Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Brunei, Maldives, United Arab Emirates, Syria, Palau, Micronesia, Jamaica, Dominican Republic "In Japan" marks rules for applying at that country's embassy or consulates in Japan. Every country also has Custom settings: choose from every size in the app, or type one in. Each rule was checked against official pages; the app shows the sources and the date checked. Three steps • Choose: pick from your gallery or take a photo with the camera • Fit: cropped to the rule's frame; adjust position, size and tilt with your finger • Save: one file for online applications, or a print sheet (4 × 6 in, 10 × 15 cm, L or 2L) with cut lines and a scale Check against the rules Face tilt and direction, eyes and mouth, shadows, blur, background, glare on glasses, the date taken and more are checked with fixed rules on your phone, and anything off is flagged. Edits only where allowed For passports, visas and ID cards the app only crops and resizes, because those offices do not accept edited photos. For a résumé or a custom size, you can change the background to white, light blue or light gray, even out brightness and color, and apply light skin smoothing. The shape of the face and the size of the eyes are never changed. Your photos stay on your phone All processing happens on your phone. Photos are never uploaded, and no account is needed. Saved images carry no location data. Free to start Save 1 photo a day for free. A one-time purchase (no auto-renewal) removes the daily limit and the ads shown after saving. Please note This app is not affiliated with, and does not represent, any government office, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). We cannot guarantee a photo will be accepted; the office you submit to decides. Rules can change, so check the latest guidance from where you submit. Do not use a photo that looks different from you, or a photo of someone else. Terms of Use: https://yasashiiidphoto.avisual.page/legal/terms/

• English screens when your phone is not set to Japanese. • Choose from 118 countries and regions; 75 have built-in document rules. • For U.S. uses, a notice that the app is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of State or other offices. • For the DV lottery, a note that entering is free and only on the official website. • The lifetime price is shown as the store gives it. • The save sheet now closes after saving. • Notes only for people in Japan show only on phones set to Japan.