Yes, at many Post Offices that take passport applications. USPS lists the photo at $15.00, on top of its $35.00 acceptance fee when you apply there. You can book a photo-only appointment: printed photos for a renewal by mail, or a digital photo on a USB drive for an online renewal (USPS: Passports).
| Service | Where | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passport photo (printed, or digital on a USB drive) | Many Post Offices, by appointment | $15.00 | USPS: Passports |
| Passport acceptance (new passports and children) | Post Offices that offer passport services | $35.00 plus State Department fees | USPS: Passports |
Prices as listed on the shop's own website, checked 3 November 2026. They change, so check before you go.
Or make it at home. Picproved costs $7.99 (free while we launch) for one person's photo in every size you need, and it checks the size, background, head size and face rules before you save. The office still makes the final decision. Make your United States Passport (print or online renewal) photo
The State Department rules are the same wherever the photo is taken: 2×2 inches, a plain white or off-white background, taken in the last 6 months, no glasses, and no filters or edits (travel.state.gov: Passport photos). A photo you take at home can be printed as a 4×6 sheet at any photo counter: see how to print a 2×2 passport photo.
