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Picproved

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Passport, visa and exam photos that get approved

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Passport, visa and exam photos that get approved

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Passport, visa, ID and exam photos made to each country's official rules, checked on your phone.

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Launch tags:Privacy•Travel•Photography

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Rinu, and I made Picproved because, I watched friends pay for booth photos that were then rejected online, so I wanted a tool that checks against the actual government rule before you apply.
Getting a passport or visa photo accepted means hitting exact rules: size, head height, background colour, even file size in KB. Picproved checks all of them live on your phone, then saves the photo in every size that document needs, plus a print sheet.
Over 200 documents in 83 countries, each rule linked to its source
Face checks run on your phone; your photo is never uploaded
Checks and previews are free, and saving is free while we launch. After that it's one payment per person, with no subscription and no ads
If an office rejects a photo you paid for, tell us within 90 days for a free redo and a refund
I'd love your feedback, especially if you've had a photo rejected before: which document was it, and what did they say?

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3d ago

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Hey Product Hunt, Rinu here.

I live in the UK, and every time someone in our family needed a passport, visa , it turned into a small saga. The photo booth one got rejected, the phone one was the wrong size, and the online portal would just say "invalid file" without telling you why. Every country wants something slightly different, and nobody tells you until it bounces back.

So I built Picproved. You take a photo on your phone and it checks it against the actual rules for your document: size, head height, background, even the file size in KB. Then it gives you the right files and a print sheet.

A few things I cared about:

- Your photo never leaves your phone. All the face checking happens on the device.

- Every rule links back to the official source, so you're not just taking my word for it.

- It covers 200+ documents across 80+ countries.

- New this week: if a portal has already rejected your file, the Upload doctor tells you why and the Upload fixer sorts it out.

It's free while we launch. After that it's a one-off payment per person, with no subscription and no ads. If an office ever rejects a photo you paid for, we'll redo it and refund you.

Has a photo of yours ever been rejected? I'd really like to know which document it was and what they said. It helps me catch rules I've missed.