Customer reviews and ratings

My daughter's school enrolment needed four photos; we did it at home in ten minutes.

I smiled and got a warning but not a rejection. For a gift that was exactly what I wanted.

Free analysis before payment is the right way round. I only paid once it said the frame was compliant.

Saved me a lot of time before my trip to Koh Samui. Highly recommend.

Saved me so much time before my trip to Hurghada. Perfect compliance.

The 13 mm eyes-to-chin check was new to me. First frame failed, second passed and the consulate accepted it.

Print quality is matte and sharp; skin tones look natural rather than over-brightened.

Family permit for me and two kids — all photos prepared in one evening and accepted.

I did not know a stamp-size photo cannot be used for an ID card. Learning that before the appointment saved me a trip.

Background removal was clean even with a busy wall behind me. The final frame is plain white.

Four identical 50×60 copies from one sheet, cut lines visible. Used them for my Turkish ID card application.

The report told me exactly what was wrong: shadow on one side. Moved closer to the window and it cleared.

Prepared the file for my son. The size and the document checklist were both clear, nothing was questioned.

My first passport photo was returned because the fold covered my eye corner. Second try passed.

Phone photo went into the 3:4 frame without distortion. Accepted on the first try.

Studios charge a lot for the robe shot. This route was cheaper and matched the TBB 60×90 spec exactly.

With a headscarf the face-outline check was genuinely useful; the file was approved on the first submission.

Used the same square file for the India e-visa portal and the US DS-160. Both accepted it.

Needed a square photo for Umrah and another for a Korea trip in the same month. One shot, two derivatives, both accepted.

The UK one-month rule was news to me. The table saved a wasted passport appointment.

The analysis flagged glare on my glasses; I retook it without them and it passed. The printed 50×60 measured exactly 5 by 6 cm.

Four identical 50×60 copies from one sheet, cut lines visible. Used them for my Turkish ID card application.

Good to see the robe is mandatory for women too, only the tie is not. That detail is rarely explained.

The 390×567 pixel output was exactly what I needed, and the printed copy was accepted at the centre.