Passport Photo Sheet

1.0.1

November 14, 2026

• The online photo meets the form’s file size. The United Kingdom asks for a file of at least 50 KB and no more than 10 MB, and Ireland for no more than 9 MB. In 1.0.0 the UK photo could come out smaller than 50 KB. The app now saves at the best quality, checks the size of the saved file, and shows the limits next to the document.
• A photo that’s too plain to reach 50 KB is never called ready. The window says the file is too small for the form, and to use a sharper or larger photo.
• The printing tips are on screen. “Print at 100%” and the 4 × 6 or 10 × 15 print with no borders show under the buttons, and No margin says a kiosk may trim a little off the outer photos.
• The window says why saving is off, next to the buttons: place both lines, fix the size, or pick a bigger paper.

1.0.0

November 14, 2026

• Nine documents: the passports of Australia, Ireland, Japan, the Netherlands, South Korea, the United Kingdom and the United States, and the China and Schengen visas. Each one shows its size, its head size, how the head is measured, and the official page it comes from with the month it was checked. Custom size takes your own numbers.
• Not in the List? says why a country is missing, like Canada, France or Germany, with a link to its page.
• Two lines on the head, top and chin, placed for you when the app finds a face and by hand when it doesn’t. The photo is turned level, sized and centered, with a green or red band for the allowed head size and checks for the head, the eyes and the pixels.
• A sheet with as many copies as fit on 4 × 6 in, 10 × 15 cm, A4 or Letter, with cut marks: a JPEG at 300 dpi (more where the rule asks) or a PDF the paper’s exact size. No margin fits more. Print… prints at 100%.
• Save for Online Form… for the United Kingdom, Ireland and South Korea, at the pixel size their online application asks for.