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United States: photo requirements
3 documents for United States, each with its exact size and a tool that crops to it.
- Visa (DS-160) 2 × 2 in 600 × 600 px, 300 dpi
- Passport 2 × 2 in 600 × 600 px, 300 dpi
- DV Lottery 2 × 2 in 600 × 600 px, 300 dpi
- Free, no limits
- Processed in your browser
- Never sent to a server
- No watermark
- No sign-up
Nothing is uploaded because nothing needs to be. Cropping happens on a canvas in your browser, and the background is removed by a neural network that downloads to your device and runs there. The only thing that travels is the model coming down — your photo never leaves the tab, and the source code is public so this can be checked rather than believed.
Frequently asked
Which documents does United States need a photo for?
United States: Visa (DS-160), Passport, DV Lottery. Each page states the exact size and has a tool that crops to it.
Can one photo be used for every United States document?
Yes — they all use 2 × 2 in, so a single export works for all of them.
Sources
- US visa photo (DS-160): U.S. Department of State
- US passport photo: U.S. Department of State
- US DV Lottery photo (Green Card lottery): U.S. Department of State — DV programme
This is an independent site, not a government body. Requirements change, so check them against the official source before you apply. We promise a photo that matches the published specification. We never promise that an application will be approved.