About Picwright

A wright is a maker — a shipwright builds ships, a playwright writes plays. Picwright makes pictures fit: the right pixels, the right KB, the right background, for whatever form is in front of you.

Online applications reject photos for small, frustrating reasons: 51 KB when the limit is 50, a beige wall instead of white, 600 × 800 pixels instead of 600 × 600. Picwright keeps the rules for common passports, visas and exam forms, and gives you simple tools to meet them in seconds.

Your photos stay private: most tools run in your browser, and the AI features process a reduced copy on our server without keeping it.

No ads anywhere on the site. It’s specially optimized for phones, and every step has been refined so you don’t have to worry about the details. It’s also specially optimized for the built-in browsers of AI apps such as ChatGPT and Doubao, so you can do everything from start to finish without leaving the app. It’s simple to use: every setting already has a sensible default, so unless your form asks for something special, just keep the defaults. You can use it with confidence even if you’ve never edited a photo before.

Picwright is built and maintained by an independent developer. Every photo size on the site is taken from the official page or notice it comes from, and each size page shows when its rules were last checked.

Spotted an outdated rule, a wrong size or a missing country? Email enlee8593@gmail.com