AI Rejected Passport Fixer

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your rejected passport photo

   Drop the photo that got rejected into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. If you took it yourself, use the original high-resolution version, not a screenshot or compressed copy. The AI needs good quality to fix compliance issues.

   Expect: Single fix (background only): 20-30 seconds. Multiple issues (background + shadow + glare): may need 2-3 separate edits over 1-2 minutes.
2. 2

   Describe the specific rejection reason

   Type exactly what needs fixing based on your rejection notice: 'change background to pure white, completely even' or 'remove the shadow on my face for passport photo' or 'remove glasses glare from photo, keep glasses visible.' Be specific about what the rejection letter said. The AI handles passport requirements automatically.

   Tip: Use exact terms from your rejection notice. If it says 'uneven background,' specify 'change background to pure white, completely even with no variations.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Background color rejected (most common) change background to pure white, completely even with no shadows or variations, meet passport photo requirements

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   Shadow on face remove the shadow on my face for passport photo, even lighting across entire face, no dark areas

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   Glasses glare remove glasses glare from photo for passport, keep glasses frames visible, clear view of eyes

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   Background too dark or gray change background to bright pure white, no gray tones at all, completely uniform for passport requirements

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   4 more prompts

   Shadow behind head on background remove the shadow behind my head on the background, make background pure white with no darkness, meet passport photo standards

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   Head tilt or position issue straighten my head to face directly forward, perfectly centered and level for passport photo requirements

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   Red eye from flash remove red eye and fix any flash issues, natural eye color, meet passport photo requirements

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   Photo too dark overall brighten the entire photo to meet passport requirements, well-lit face with clear features, pure white background

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3. 3

   Review against passport requirements

   Check at full zoom for State Department compliance: background must be pure white with no shadows or patterns, face must have no shadows, glasses should have no glare, head should be straight and centered. Compare closely to official requirements. Most rejections happen because of subtle issues that are hard to see at thumbnail size.

   Tip: The most common re-rejection is 'background not white enough.' Zoom in to verify absolutely no gray tones or gradients.
4. 4

   Fix additional issues if needed

   If you had multiple rejection reasons, fix them one at a time. First fix the background, then remove shadows, then fix glare. This gives you more control than trying to fix everything at once. Download between fixes so you have a working version at each step.

   Tip: Tackle the most common rejection reason first (background color). If that passes, move to the next issue.