Get Asda Passport Photo Without Leaving Home

Asda Passport Photo Booth F.A.Q.

1. Does Asda have a passport photo booth?

   Yes, most Asda stores have special booths where you can take a digital UK passport photo and then print it right away or send it to your email. To make sure the store you’ve picked does have a kiosk, we recommend you call the store or check it online. Please mind that Asda photo printing services are also available at their counters.
    
   As for the opening times, you can use Asda booths to take and print UK passport photo whenever the store itself is open. Many of the chain’s locations have different opening times, so please check the official website to find out the opening hours of the nearest store.

2. How much is a photo booth in Asda?

   If you don’t have a prepared headshot with you, you can use a local Asda photo booth to take one and print it, which will cost you about £2.5. That’s relatively cheap, but if you’re looking to save time and money, you don’t have to pay even that. As an option, you can use PhotoBooth Online to prepare a digital passport photo, bring this template to an Asda store and print it out for the lower price of 55p only. After that, you can attach the printout to the application form.

3. Do Asda do digital UK passport photos?

   Yes, their website has a special page where you can load your JPEG file and have it printed. You can collect it yourself or use the printouts shipping service and have the printout delivered straight to your address. The latter will cost you £2.5 per photograph. Please note this online tool is somewhat limited (for example, it can’t remove the background).

4. Is there a quicker way to get passport photos?

   PhotoBooth Online is one of the easiest ways to get a compliant headshot without paying twice the price (or even more). You don’t have to waste time looking for a photography machine or professional photographer. All you have to do is to find a few seconds and take a picture with your phone camera. Then you only need to visit a local store where you can have the passport photo template printed or use its digital version for online submission. At the end of the day, you save both time and money.
    
   What’s more, our passport photo service doesn’t have any limit to the number of photographs you can have processed. And no matter how many passport photos you want, we won’t charge you for any of them. Plus, you have the time to do it without any rush – if you want, take tons of pictures and then just pick the best one, all for free. The only step of the way where you pay something is the moment you have your passport photos printed.

5. Will the HM office accept a picture made via PhotoBooth Online?

   Yes, and we give you a satisfaction guarantee. It’s programmed to verify the picture’s parameters (like passport photo size, quality, etc.) meet the requirements for UK passport photos. Besides, we keep track of every change in these requirements and follow official guidelines when tuning our algorithms. Thus we make sure the authorities are happy and satisfied with the passport photo prints you submitted.
    
   Also, if you’re unsure what to wear in your United Kingdom passport photo, try different outfits! You can process as many photos as you like: we have no uploading limits.
    
   And when it comes to the initial parameters of your picture, there is nothing to worry about. Our home professional service allows you to make a biometric photo conveniently regardless of its format. Simply give us your image and we’ll set the correct size, adjust head proportions, add a grey background and render the colours neutral. In addition to that, we’ll make sure your passport photo has no artefacts or dead pixels. Once it’s all done, your headshot will comply with the official regulations.

6. How do I take a UK passport photo for Asda at home?

   1. Find a room with a wall of plain colour (grey or off-white will do perfectly)
   2. Ensure proper lighting. If the sun isn’t shining too bright, use natural sunlight. If it’s dark outside, use an artificial source of light. However, you need to make sure the lighting is even and your facial features aren’t obscured by shadows
   3. If you’re wearing any headgear, take it off, as your head should be fully visible (and your hair shouldn’t cover your face). The only exception is religious headwear
   4. If you need glasses for medical reasons, you can leave them on. If used for styling purposes, sunglasses and transparent glasses aren’t allowed
   5. Having beard or stubble in passport photo is allowed
   6. As for your clothes, just make sure you’ve put on something casual and neutral that covers your shoulders (uniforms are also allowed)
   7. Stand with your back against the wall. Make sure there isn’t a door or window behind you. Maintain an upright and straight pose
   8. Keep a neutral facial expression – don’t smile, keep your mouth closed and look straight at the camera (after all, it’s not your usual selfie)
   9. Take your snapshot. If it turns out bad, don’t edit, just retake it
   10. That’s it! You can print the resulting image at an Asda location.