Customer reviews and ratings

Disqualified last year for reusing an old photo. Fresh shot this year, upload went through clean.

My thick frames triggered a warning. I used my spare thin pair and the report cleared.

I was uploading a PNG where only JPEG was accepted. The format note explained it.

First frame had a faint glare on my glasses. Tilting my head slightly fixed it on the second try.

Head clearance warning on the first shot. Recropped and the employee card file went through without a query.

The report showed I was clenching my jaw without noticing. Relaxed it and the mouth row cleared.

Clear and well sourced. The home shooting section could use one more example of bad lighting, but the written guidance was enough.

Whole family passport batch. Same app worked for adults and my 8-year-old son — all accepted.

Switched from unarmed to armed private security. EGM system accepted the biometric photo without any issue and the card came in 3 weeks.

Learned the US actually permits jewellery. Still went matte after reading the glare mechanism.

Exchange student in Ankara — sorted the Passolig photo from my phone without a studio visit.

Four family K-ETA applications finished in one evening. All passed on the first upload.

Used the digital file for the e-Business visa and the 51×51 prints for the consulate backup. Both matched.

Needed 43×55 prints for a work visa too — the cut-marked sheet arrived by post, easy.

Well organised hub. Each row links out instead of repeating content, so expect some clicking.

Used the same frame for the office badge, the gym card and the parking pass. All three accepted.

Athens business trip. Photo matched the Schengen spec, visa arrived in ten days.

The dark-clothing rule was new to me. Navy jacket on white background, accepted first time.

It tried to rescue a blurry frame and still rejected it. Honest behaviour — better than a wasted submission.

Comprehensive table. On a phone it needs sideways scrolling, which is the only rough edge.

My fringe triggered an eyebrow warning. Pinned it back and the report cleared.

The rejection reasons section is the useful part. I would have liked a search box for the country table, but the data is all there.

A black robe against a white wall confuses phone metering. Stepping back from the wall kept the background clean.

My glasses caught a reflection on the first attempt. The warning line told me exactly what to fix.