Passport Photo allows you to format, print, or save passport photos in seconds.It comes with passport photo templates for 100 countries. As well as passport photos, this app is ideal for printing photos for job applications.

Design ideal passport size photos using the ultimate cropping tool by eliminating all the digital photography requirements. Find us: Web: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: @queenloftapps Email: pinnaclebell@hotmail.com How to use: Crop your image in aspect ratios and use the picture for multiple purposes such as passport, driving license, Visa and many more. Optimized with multiple functionalities, editor and passport image maker for applying filters and effects to customize your image in simplistic form. Flexible controls and smoothened design of the application makes it more interactive and user-friendly.

Design ideal passport size photos using the ultimate cropping tool by eliminating all the digital photography requirements. Find us: Web: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: @queenloftapps Email: pinnaclebell@hotmail.com How to use: Crop your image in aspect ratios and use the picture for multiple purposes such as passport, driving license, Visa and many more. Optimized with multiple functionalities, editor and passport image maker for applying filters and effects to customize your image in simplistic form. Flexible controls and smoothened design of the application makes it more interactive and user-friendly.

I don't know how to do it if 'in one shot' means 'in a single operation', but it isn't too onerous to load a picture, resize the canvas, duplicate the picture and reposition it, and then duplicate and reposition the two copies. The Resize Canvas dialog has the width and height linked by default, so you just need to type *2 in either of the boxes (with the top left or any other corner set as the anchor); when Snapping is turned on, the duplicates that you create will easily slide into the correct positions. This is not a case, but suppose that I have a kiosk taking id photos. Transferring image to Designer seems un-elegant to me. Lightroom has that feature.

Not only that one but many other templates, such as printing two 5 x 7 in one 8.5 * 11 sheet. Or to print a whole bunch of wallet-size, etc. For pros this is a common task. Thanks for sharing the macro recording video. In that very case a macro has more functionality then a simple template as the automatization factor with a macro is higher then with a sole template - basically a well designed macro may include a template and cover at the same time the rest of the task. A bit late to the game but I needed a template for a UK passport - so I created this Designer/Photo template (attached to post) if it's of any use to anyone. All you need to do is 'Place' and resize your image to fit, duplicate and position, then drop each image into the relevant 'Row X Pos X' slot to mask it. Remember to switch off the guides layer before printing or exporting!