ID Photo Studio
One photo, any white, blue, or red background
ID Photo Studio
One photo, any white, blue, or red background
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Description
ID Photo Studio: Upload a casual photo to create a formal ID photo with any background color—white, blue, red, dark red, or gray. It automatically changes casual clothing to a dark suit and white shirt, uses standard ID photo positioning and composition, and keeps your face exactly as it appears in the original photo. Trigger it when users say things like “ID photo,” “make an ID photo,” “white-background ID photo,” “blue-background 2-inch photo,” “resume photo,” “passport photo,” “turn this into an ID photo,” “change the background color,” or “1-inch/2-inch photo.” Core rules: removing blemishes is allowed, but changing facial features is not (for official verification); choose the background color before the clothing (to avoid color clashes); place the eyes on the upper-third line, keep both shoulders level, leave space above the head, and use a clean background without shadows. Default format is vertical 3:4, with customization available. Use Nano Banana 2.1 by default for the strongest identity preservation; do not use Midjourney. Supports generating multiple colors, including white, blue, and red, in one run.
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Why we love this skill
Turns casual photos into compliant ID photos with accurate identity preservation, smart background and clothing matching, standard sizing, and consistent white, blue, and red options.
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Information
- Version
- v2
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
