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About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

ID Photo Maker – Passport & Visa Creator Create passport and ID photos instantly — fully offline, right on your iPhone. Skip the studio and save time and money with ID Photo Maker – Passport & Visa Creator. Make professional, compliant photos for passports, visas, and IDs in just a few taps — no internet required, no uploads, no backend servers. All processing happens on your device, so your photos stay private and secure. Key Features • Fully offline photo processing Works without internet. Your photos never leave your phone. • Passport, visa & ID photos for any country Includes official size templates for the US, EU, UK, Canada, Australia, and more. • On-device background removal Automatically removes backgrounds with precision — processed locally. • White or custom background colors Choose the background that meets official requirements. • Official-size templates included Ready-to-use dimensions for passports, visas, IDs, and licenses. • Export as JPG or PDF Perfect for online submission or printing. • Print anywhere Print at home or at your nearest photo kiosk. • Fast, simple, and budget-friendly Create unlimited photos in minutes. Why Choose ID Photo Maker? • 100% offline & private — no uploads, no cloud, no tracking • Save time — no photo studio visits • Save money — unlimited photos on your phone • Official-ready results — suitable for passports, visas, IDs, licenses, job applications, and more Whether you need a passport photo, student ID, visa picture, or any standard document photo, ID Photo Maker delivers studio-quality results — completely offline. Download now and create your passport and ID photos instantly.

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