Both IDPhotoNow and IDPhoto4You allow you to generate passport photos from home. However, they differ in accuracy, layout flexibility, pricing, and export options.
IDPhotoNow lets you download a high-resolution 4x6 inch JPEG containing 2 perfectly centered 2×2 photos — ideal for CVS/Walgreens printing. You can also preview measurements and download a compliance report (JSON).
IDPhoto4You also generates 2×2 photos, but layout options are more limited, and there's no measurement overlay or compliance summary.
IDPhotoNow uses AI-based face detection to auto-center the crop based on crown, eye, and chin positions. This reduces human error and ensures specs are met.
IDPhoto4You relies more on manual control — you adjust the cropping frame yourself, which may lead to misalignment if done hastily.
IDPhotoNow offers free previews and lets you download the final JPEG for a few dollars — no subscription, no watermark.
IDPhoto4You is free to use and shows ads. The free version may include a watermark depending on your country and settings.
IDPhotoNow formats the output to fit perfectly on a 4×6 print — no scaling needed at CVS kiosks. Just select 4×6 borderless printing and cut along the guides.
IDPhoto4You also offers 4×6 prints, but some users report mismatched scaling or white borders when printed in-store.