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Create Your Own Passport Size Photos At Home

print passport size photo If you have a photo printer at home, you can easily convert any of your digital picture into a valid passport size photograph using ePassportPhoto.

The dimensions of a legal passport photograph often vary according to the country and this tool takes care of the size requirement very easily.

You pick a country and then select whether you need the photo for a visa, passport or applying for a citizenship. Then upload the digital photo, crop and you immediately get a printable strip of 6-8 photographs for free.

Even you have no plans to print photos at home, bookmark this for reference because your local photo booth will have no idea about photo dimensions of other countries.

www.epassportphoto.com - Online Passport Photo Printing Booth

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Published on January 24, 2008 under Internet, Tools
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Reader Comments

#1 shelly 01.24.08

this ePassportPhoto.com worked like a charm to me - it’s especially such a great service if you (or in this case me…) reside in another country where the locals can’t help much with the oversea standards

#2 andy 01.27.08

Can u suggest a freeware that allows u to have ur pictures in the background and also print it any size. There are many but not free. Thanks

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