About Photocopy Wale
Photocopywale.com was created with a single focused mission: to make preparing passport size photos for printing simple, accessible, and completely private in your web browser.
Our Philosophy
Getting a passport photo should not require expensive studio fees, bloated software downloads, or uploading your sensitive personal photographs to unverified cloud servers.
Photocopy Wale is engineered around one specific problem: helping people prepare passport-style photos with precise crop, size, background, adjustment, compression, and print controls. A 35×45 mm preset and 300 PPI output can be useful examples, but the correct settings always come from the passport authority or application you are using.
- • Exact 35×45 mm cropping with biometric face guides
- • Pure white (#FFFFFF) background whitening and lighting balance
- • 30 to 36 copy A4 print sheet tiling with scissor cut lines
- • 5 free operations daily for guests (20 daily on free login)
- • Candidate Name and Date of Photo (DOP) exam captions
- • Pro plans available for high-volume cyber cafes and studios
- • Browser-based core editor: Core editing operations are designed to run in the browser; browser storage can also retain drafts, preferences, quota state, or session data as described in the Privacy Policy.
- • High-Speed Cloud & AI Engine: High-performance server acceleration available in Settings for older devices and bulk sheets.
- • Biometric Safety: No permanent image storage; ephemeral in-memory processing only.
- • Zero Installation: Runs instantly on mobile and desktop without downloading apps.
Privacy-First Architecture with Full User Choice
Photocopy Wale puts you in complete control. By default, our On-Device Privacy Engine uses HTML5 Canvas to crop, balance colors, and assemble PDF print sheets directly on your computer or phone without transmitting image data. For users needing extra speed or heavy batch sheets, our Cloud and AI engine can be toggled on inside Settings.
Engineering & Authorship
Photocopy Wale is designed, developed, and maintained by Shrikant Yadav (shrikantyadav.com). Technical calculations are reviewed separately from authority-specific passport requirements. When a rule can change, Photocopy Wale directs users to the current instructions from the receiving passport authority rather than presenting an example preset as a universal standard.