Customer reviews and ratings

The agency asked for 43×55 prints and my Schengen photo was too small. Printed the right size here and it was accepted.

The form just said "small photo" with no millimetres. This page gave me the actual size so I could order the right print.

I needed 2.5×3.2 cm for a card renewal and could not find it anywhere. Came out at exactly the right size here.

Schengen application for Vienna at the VFS Global centre — not a single comment on the 35×45 mm photo.

Germany Schengen via iDATA Istanbul. Light grey background, no glare on my lenses — accepted at first check.

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

My Schengen 35×45 photo did not work for the China application. The 33×48 file from here uploaded to COVA first try.

Handed the 40×40 square prints at the Istanbul appointment. The clerk checked the size and filed them right away.

The consulate asked for 4×4 cm photos. The 472×472 px square output was accepted without a single comment.

I thought I had to upload a photo for ETIAS. This page cleared it up in a minute and pointed me to the Schengen visa photo instead.

Schengen application for Prague at the VFS Global centre — no comment at all on the 35×45 mm photo.

The K-ETA portal rejected my photo twice for file size. The JPG from here came in at 82 KB and was approved in one go.

The live camera guide shows head position and expression while you shoot. Surprisingly useful.

I run HR for a 40-person office in Istanbul. We prepared every staff badge photo here — same background, same crop, zero rejections from the card printer.

I had a printed 2-inch square photo and kept failing the upload. Downloading a file built for the portal box solved it immediately.

As a foreigner I did not know the local size rules; picking the document set everything automatically.

My first upload had a gallery filter and got a retouch warning. The unfiltered original passed.

The first machine I tried was out of order, so call the store before you go. The second one printed it perfectly.

The e-visa portal rejected my photo twice. The square JPEG from here uploaded on the first try; visa granted in 72 hours.

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

Needed 4.5×6 cm photos for an institutional file in Turkey. The 531×709 pixel output printed at exactly the right size.

Cargo delivery took an extra day in my case, but the order tracking email kept me informed.

The consulate accepted my 45×45 square photo at first glance. A studio had given me 35×45 — glad I double-checked.

As a foreigner I did not know the local size rules; picking the document set everything automatically.