Passport Photo Background Changer
Change a passport or ID photo background to white, blue, red, green or black in your browser.
The subject is separated from its background by an AI model that runs entirely in your browser. The first time you use it, a one-off model (about 40 MB) is downloaded and then cached, so your photo is never sent to a server.
About the Passport Photo Background Changer
Turn any clear, front-facing photo into a passport or ID picture with the exact background you need. Pick white, blue, red, green or black, or choose a custom colour to match a specific requirement.
The subject is separated from its original background by an AI model that runs entirely in your browser. Your photo is processed on your own device and is never uploaded. The first time you use it, a one-off model (about 40 MB) is downloaded and then cached for next time.
It works best on photos with a clearly visible person and even lighting, which is exactly what most passport and visa applications ask for.
Key features
- White, blue, red, green and black presets
- Custom background colour picker
- AI subject cut-out runs in your browser, no uploads
- Download as JPG or PNG
- Free, no sign-up and no watermark
How to use
- 1Drop or choose a clear, front-facing photo.
- 2Select Change background and wait a few seconds.
- 3Pick a background colour, then download as JPG or PNG.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my photo uploaded to a server?
- No. The AI model runs locally in your browser, so your photo never leaves your device. Only the model files are downloaded, once, from a public CDN.
- Which background colours can I use?
- White, blue, red, green and black are one click away, and a custom colour picker lets you match any specific shade a form requires.
- Which photo works best?
- A sharp, front-facing photo with even lighting and a clear gap between the person and the background gives the cleanest cut-out, just like standard passport guidance.
- Does it set the passport size or crop the photo?
- This tool changes the background colour. Use the Image Cropper or Image Resizer afterwards to match a specific passport size in millimetres or pixels.
