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Green Card Photo Maker

Make a compliant green card (permanent resident) photo from any portrait: AI background removal, official 2×2 inch framing, print-ready 300 DPI.

Green card applications use the same photo specification as US passports: 2×2 inches, plain white background, head height 1–1⅜ inches with the eye line in the required band. EditClips.online produces it automatically — AI detects your face, removes the background, frames to the USCIS geometry, and outputs a print-ready 600×600 px file at 300 DPI.

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How to Use Green Card Photo Maker

  1. Take a clear, front-facing photo in even light (taken within the last 6 months)
  2. Upload it and keep the US 2×2 preset selected
  3. Click Process — background and framing are handled automatically
  4. Download the print-ready photo for your application

Features

  • USCIS 2×2 inch specification at print-ready 300 DPI
  • AI background removal to a plain white backdrop
  • Head height and eye line placed to the official geometry
  • Works for I-485, N-400, and other USCIS filings using the 2×2 standard

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a green card photo the same as a passport photo?
Yes — USCIS uses the US passport specification: 2×2 inches, white background, same head-size and eye-line geometry. One compliant photo works for both.
Can I smile?
Keep a neutral expression or a natural, closed-mouth smile. Visible teeth and exaggerated expressions are common rejection reasons across USCIS filings.
How recent does the photo need to be?
Taken within the last 6 months and reflecting your current appearance. Reusing the photo from a years-old document is a standard rejection.