AI ID photo & passport-style headshots
The formal, white-background “ID photo” look — 증명사진 in Korea, a passport or application photo elsewhere. Browse the style for free, see the sizes that matter, and read honest guidance on where AI photos are and aren’t accepted.
- Your photo stays on your device
- Example faces are AI-generated
- Free, no signup
Browse a professional headshot style
Pick a look and see where it fits — LinkedIn, your resume, a company page. Every face below is an AI-generated example, not a real person.
Portrait crop sized to drop straight into a resume header.
Corporate / Formal
Suit or blazer, clean studio-grey backdrop, classic executive lighting. Best for: LinkedIn, law, finance, consulting, senior roles.
Business Casual
Smart casual shirt or knit, softer background, warm and approachable. Best for: Startups, tech, sales, recruiters, client-facing roles.
Studio Classic
Clean seamless backdrop, even three-point lighting — the photographer look. Best for: Resumes, company pages, anyone wanting a timeless safe choice.
Outdoor / Natural
Natural daylight, softly blurred outdoor or window-lit setting, authentic feel. Best for: Real estate, creatives, coaches, personal brands.
Creative / Modern
Editorial colour backdrop, contemporary styling, a touch of personality. Best for: Founders, designers, marketers, speakers.
Executive B&W
Dramatic monochrome, strong contrast — for leadership and author bios. Best for: Executives, board bios, authors, keynote speakers.
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This site doesn’t generate headshots. Already have a photo of yourself? Crop it to 35 × 45 mm, LinkedIn 400 × 400 px or another exact size — in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
JPG at the exact pixel size · runs on your device
What makes a good ID or passport-style photo
An ID-style photo is stripped back on purpose: a plain white or light-grey background, even frontal lighting, a neutral expression, and your head and the top of your shoulders centred in frame, with no shadows or props. It’s the look most countries ask for on passports, visas and résumé photos, and the 증명사진 that’s standard for job and school applications across Korea and much of East Asia.
Because the style is so standardised, what goes wrong is mechanical: a busy background, uneven lighting, hair over the eyes, glasses glare, or a crop that’s too tight or too loose. The Studio Classic look above is the closest match — a clean seamless backdrop and balanced lighting — so use it as the starting point for an ID-style result.
Sizes, rules — and where AI photos are not accepted
Sizes differ by country and document: Korea’s 증명사진 is 3.5 × 4.5 cm, a Schengen visa photo is 35 × 45 mm, a US passport is 2 × 2 inches. For an online profile or a résumé, the exact millimetres matter less than a clean, recognisable, white-background crop — the size card lists the most common ones for reference.
Be honest with yourself about official documents, though. Many governments — Germany among them — now require passport photos to be captured or transmitted through approved channels and explicitly reject AI-generated or AI-edited images. For an actual passport or national ID, follow your country’s official requirements rather than relying on any AI tool. Where an AI photo is fine — résumés, applications, company badges, online profiles — it’s a fast, low-cost way to get the formal look.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use an AI photo for my passport or national ID?
Often no. A growing number of governments (Germany, for example) require passport photos to come through approved studios or secure digital channels and reject AI-generated or AI-edited images. Always follow your country’s official rules for passports and national IDs. AI ID-style photos are best for résumés, applications, company badges and online profiles.
What size is a Korean 증명사진 or standard ID photo?
A Korean 증명사진 is 3.5 × 4.5 cm. Other common sizes are 35 × 45 mm for a Schengen visa and 2 × 2 inches for a US passport. For résumés and profiles, a clean white-background crop matters more than the exact size.
What size is a US passport photo?
Two inches by two inches (51 × 51 mm), square, in colour, with your head measuring 1 to 1⅜ inches (25–35 mm) from the bottom of the chin to the top of the head, on a plain white or off-white background. For the passport itself, follow the US State Department’s official requirements — AI-generated or AI-edited photos are not accepted for passports.
What size is a passport photo in Europe?
35 × 45 mm is the standard across the Schengen area and the UK, with the face measuring roughly 32–36 mm from chin to crown on a plain light background. Individual countries add their own rules, so check your government’s page before ordering prints.
What background should an ID photo have?
A plain, evenly lit white or very light grey background with no shadows, patterns or objects behind you. The Studio Classic style here is built around exactly that clean, seamless backdrop.
Is it free, and can I make an ID photo here?
Browsing the ID-style examples is free with no account. This site doesn’t generate photos; its cropper can resize a photo you already have to 35 × 45 mm (413 × 531 px), but it does not check passport rules such as head size or background.