You do not need a photo booth. Make your photo and a print-ready sheet on this site for free, then have it printed as an ordinary photo at any of the services below — usually for a fraction of a booth or studio fee. The sheet already contains several correctly sized photos with cut lines.
Where to print in the United States
| Service | How it works | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| CVS Photo | Upload photos at cvs.com/photo or in the CVS app for same-day in-store pickup, or use the in-store photo kiosk with a USB drive or phone. | around $0.19-0.35 per 4x6 print, often on sale for $0.15-0.20 |
| Walgreens Photo | Upload photos at walgreens.com/photo or the Walgreens app for same-day store pickup, or use the in-store self-service photo kiosk. | around $0.29-0.39 per 4x6 print, often discounted to $0.15-0.20 with a promo code |
| Walmart Photo Center | Upload photos at walmart.com/photo for same-day in-store pickup, or use the in-store one-hour photo kiosk. | around $0.25-0.28 per 4x6 print |
| Costco Photo Center | Order online at costcophotocenter.com (Costco membership required); prints ship to your home since Costco no longer has in-store photo counters. | around $0.11-0.13 per 4x6 print |
| Snapfish | Upload photos at snapfish.com or in the Snapfish app and have prints mailed to your home; no local pickup. | around $0.09-0.15 per 4x6 print at list price, frequently on sale for a penny or two per print with promo codes |
Prices are indicative only and change by store, city and promotion — check locally before ordering.
- CVS and Walgreens both sell a separate 'passport photo' service for around $15-17 that is far more expensive than just ordering a plain 4x6 print of your own sheet - use the standard photo print option, not the passport photo service, when printing an ID-photo sheet.
- Costco closed all in-store photo counters in 2023; Costco Photo Center is now online-only (through a Shutterfly-powered platform) and ships prints rather than offering same-day pickup.
- In-store kiosks at CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart typically accept JPEG files from a USB drive or phone via their app; some kiosks reject PNG or very high-resolution files, so export your sheet as a standard JPEG.
How to make it in 3 steps
- Download the 4 x 6 in (10 x 15 cm) sheet in Step 3 above — it is the size photo kiosks and print services expect.
- Upload it through a photo print app or website, or bring it on a USB drive or phone to an in-store kiosk.
- Choose a 4 x 6 in, borderless, actual-size (100%) print — do not let the store crop, scale, or auto-enhance it.
- Pick up your print and cut along the thin gray guide lines to separate the individual photos.
Printing at home
Prefer to print at home? Any inkjet or laser printer works — just print the same sheet at 100% scale on 4x6, A4, or US Letter photo paper.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I print my ID photo?
Download the 4x6 in or A4 sheet, then print it at any pharmacy photo kiosk, photo shop, online print service, or on a home printer as a regular borderless 4x6 photo at actual size (100%, no scaling) — no special paper or settings needed. Cut along the guide lines to separate your individual photos.
What size print do I need for a passport or ID photo sheet?
A 4 x 6 in (10 x 15 cm) print is the standard size accepted by photo kiosks and print services almost everywhere. A4 works well for home printers; 3.5x5 in, 5x7 in, and US Letter are also available.
Do I need special photo paper to print my ID photo?
No. Standard glossy or matte 4x6 photo paper from a photo kiosk or print service is enough. The app lays out your photos at 300 or 600 DPI so they print sharp at actual size.