Foxly Passport Photo Maker

I just published a new guide for Foxly Passport Photo Maker covering Indian passport and OCI photo requirements for 2026.

This was surprisingly tricky because Indian passport photo rules depend on the application route. Passport Seva digital uploads use 630 x 810 px, OCI photos use 2 x 2 inches and some printed/form-based passport applications use 3.5 x 4.5 cm.

So I made a guide that explains the differences clearly, with examples of correct and rejected photos, including:

- wrong head size

- poor lighting

- background shadows

- sunglasses/glasses issues

- hair covering the face

- baby photo mistakes

- OCI 2 x 2 inch photo rules

Here’s the guide:

https://foxlypassportphoto.co.uk/indian-passport-oci-photo-requirements-2026-guide/

I’m using these guides as part of the SEO strategy for the app, but I’m trying to make each one genuinely useful instead of just keyword-stuffed. Would love feedback from other indie hackers who have grown tools through practical content pages.

I’ve been working on a small project recently — a tool to create passport photos from home.

While building it, I realized how many applications get delayed because of small mistakes like incorrect size or background.

I put together a simple guide covering the requirements and common issues people face:

https://foxlypassportphoto.co.uk/us-passport-photo-requirements-2026-guide/

Would be great to hear if anyone has faced similar issues or has feedback.

Launched Foxly Passport Photo Maker on Product Hunt today 🚀

It’s a small tool I built to make creating passport and ID photos from home quick and simple.

Still early, so I’m mainly looking for feedback and suggestions to improve it.

Would love to hear what you think:

https://www.producthunt.com/products/foxly-passport-photo-maker?launch=foxly-passport-photo-maker

Hey everyone 👋

I recently wrote about how I built Foxly Passport Photo Maker — a tool that helps people take passport photos at home and avoid rejection.

The biggest challenge wasn’t building the app itself, but making sure photos actually meet strict requirements without confusing users.

I shared the full process here:
https://dev.to/foxlypassportphoto/how-i-built-a-passport-photo-app-that-helps-avoid-rejection-2eeg

Would love any feedback — especially on the product or positioning 🙌

Hey everyone 👋

I just added Foxly Passport Photo Maker here and would really love your feedback 🙌

It’s a simple tool that lets you take passport photos at home using your phone and makes sure they meet official requirements, helping avoid rejection.

You can try it for free and only pay if you want the final photo.

Would appreciate any thoughts or suggestions!

Also available on mobile:

iOS

Android