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FedEx Passport Photo—Service Details & Alternatives Comparison

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    FedEx Passport Photo—Quick Answers

    Does FedEx take passport photos?

    Yes, FedEx Office locations take government-compliant U.S. passport photos, and FedEx also offers an online passport photo option through its RushMyPassport partnership.

    How much does it cost?

    $15.95 for either two printed 2×2″ photos or a digital copy on a USB drive at participating FedEx Office locations. Online passport photos through FedEx also start at $15.95, with digital download, print-and-ship, or both for an additional cost.

    Do all FedEx Offices offer passport photo services?

    No, not all FedEx locations take passport photos. Service availability can vary by store — check the FedEx Office locator or call ahead. There’s also an online photo option through FedEx’s RushMyPassport flow if a local counter doesn’t offer it.

    Can I walk in or do I need an appointment?

    No appointment is required for in-store passport photos at FedEx Office. You can walk in during store working hours. Passport photos are typically ready in minutes once taken.

    Is FedEx the cheapest option?

    No, FedEx sits in the mid-price range for in-store passport photos. It’s often chosen for compliance, walk-in convenience, and the ability to handle print, copy, and shipping in the same visit—not because it’s the lowest-cost option.

    If price is the priority, preparing a photo online from $2.95 and printing a 4×6″ sheet at a retailer that still offers standard 4×6 photo prints is usually the lowest-cost path.

    Finding the nearest FedEx Office for passport photos

    1

    Open the FedEx Office store locator. Enter your ZIP code or city.

    2

    Select More Filters / Copy and print services / Apply. All Fedex Office Print & Ship Centers near you will appear in the list.

    3

    Select a suitable FedEx Office Print & Ship Center. Click Store Details to review the hours, address, and phone number, and to view Reviews.

    4

    Check that the passport photos service is available under In-store services / Printing Services.

    5

    Then click Passport Photos in the list of services to review the detailed information about the service. Visit the selected store during its hours of operation.

    Does FedEx do passport photos?

    In-store passport photos at FedEx Office

    At a FedEx Office Print & Ship Center, a team member takes your photo using FedEx’s passport photo software. The system checks size, background, and framing against U.S. Department of State requirements to help reduce the risk of rejection.

    What you get for $15.95:
    • Two printed 2×2″ passport photos, or
    • A digital copy provided on a USB drive (not email)
    What to expect:
    • Walk-in service — no appointment needed
    • Photos ready in minutes (typically about 5–10 minutes for printing after the photo is taken)
    • Staff guidance if you’re unsure about positioning or requirements

    Best for: travelers who want a staff-taken, compliant passport photo today and may also need printing, copies, or shipping for their passport application in the same stop.

    FedEx online passport photos

    FedEx also offers passport photos online through FedEx’s RushMyPassport photo portal. You take the photo at home with your smartphone; AI-assisted compliance checks help verify the image before you choose delivery.

    Options typically include:
    • Instant digital download
    • Printed photos shipped to you
    • Both digital and print

    Pricing starts at $15.95, similar to in-store. This path suits you if you prefer taking the passport photo at home but want to stay within the FedEx/RushMyPassport ecosystem.

    What FedEx does—and does not—do

    This matters because many searchers assume FedEx can process or issue a passport on the spot.

    FedEx Office can:
    • Take government-compliant passport photos
    • Help with printing, copying, and shipping passport application materials
    • Support online passport applications and expediting through RushMyPassport (separate fees apply)
    FedEx Office cannot:
    • Accept or issue U.S. passports
    • Act as a passport acceptance facility

    If you’re applying for a first passport, child passport, or replacing a lost or stolen passport, you still need to visit a passport acceptance facility (such as many post offices or clerk’s offices) in addition to getting your passport photo. FedEx helps with the photo and preparation—not the official acceptance step.

    Printed photos or digital copy—which do you need?

    Your application method determines the format:

    If you’re… What you likely need
    Submitting a paper passport application by mail Two printed 2×2″ photos
    Renewing online through the U.S. Department of State A digital file (600×600 px JPEG)
    Unsure which path you’ll use Ask for the format that matches your application—or get both if available

    At FedEx in-store: digital means a USB drive at the same $15.95 price point—not a free email download. Some competitors (like Walgreens) include a free emailed digital copy with in-store prints; FedEx’s in-store digital is bundled differently.

    Online through FedEx or PhotoBooth Online: digital files are delivered by download or email—better suited for online renewals and users who don’t want to carry a USB drive.

    Can I print a passport photo I already have at FedEx?

    Not through the passport photo counter. FedEx Office only prints passport photos taken by FedEx staff at that location—you can’t bring your own file to the passport counter for printing.

    You can, however, print a pre-formatted 4×6″ photo sheet as a standard print order if you already have a compliant template. A 4×6 print typically costs around $0.16-$0.49. This is a practical budget path if you’ve prepared your passport photo online and only need physical prints.

    Steps:

    1

    Prepare a compliant digital photo and 4×6″ print template (via PhotoBooth Online or another tool).

    2

    Upload the 4×6 file to FedEx Office Print & Go or order online for pickup.

    3

    Select a standard 4×6 print—not the in-store passport photo service.

    4

    Pick up your prints and cut to 2×2″ if needed.

    Passport photos from your phone (from $2.95)

    1

    Take a clear head-and-shoulders photo on your smartphone in even light, facing the camera with a neutral expression—any background is fine.

    2

    On PhotoBooth Online, select the photo type you need (for example U.S. passport 2×2″ or digital 600×600 px), then upload the image or take a new one in the tool.

    3

    Preview the processed photo, choose a white, gray, or original background, and retake for free until the preview looks right.

    4

    Pick your plan—Digital from $2.95 (digital file + printable 4×6″ template) or Digital + Prints for $9.95 (same files plus six 2×2″ prints shipped free via USPS)—then complete checkout and wait for expert review.

    5

    After approval, download or open the emailed digital file for an online renewal; use the 4×6″ template only if you want to print locally; or wait for the shipped prints if you ordered Digital + Prints.

    Best for: online renewals (digital file), mail-in applications without a store visit (shipped prints), or the lowest-cost print path (template + local 4×6″).

    Still choose FedEx in-store if you want a staff-taken photo today and may also need print, copy, or shipping in the same visit. FedEx online remains the fit if you prefer to stay in the FedEx/RushMyPassport flow at from $15.95.

    How FedEx compares on price—and where it’s cheaper

    FedEx is a reliable mid-price in-store option, not the cheapest. Here’s how typical 2026 pricing compares for two 2×2″ U.S. passport photos:

    Option Typical price Walk-in Digital copy Notes
    Walmart (photo center) ~$7.64 Yes No Often the cheapest major in-store chain
    USPS ~$15.00 By appointment Extra fee at some locations Can submit application on-site
    FedEx Office $15.95 Yes, no appointment Yes — USB at same price Also offers online photo + expediting
    Walgreens ~$16.99 Yes Free email with prints Wide pharmacy availability
    CVS ~$17.99 Yes +$3.99 add-on Walk-in at most locations
    PhotoBooth Online from $2.95 N/A (online) Yes — instant download Print 4×6 template at any store from ~$0.16–$0.49

    Prices verified against retail and FedEx published rates as of July 2026. Confirm at your local store before visiting.

    Cheapest overall path in 2026: prepare a compliant photo online (from $2.95) and print a 4×6 template at Walmart ($0.16), Walgreens ($0.39), or CVS ($0.42). Total can be under $3.50 for multiple prints—versus $15.95 for FedEx’s full in-store service.

    That doesn’t make FedEx a bad choice. It means FedEx makes most sense when staff-taken compliance, same-day walk-in access, and bundling with print/ship tasks matter more than saving $8–13.

    When FedEx is the right choice—and when it isn’t

    Choose FedEx in-store if you:

    • Need a compliant photo today without an appointment
    • Want a team member to take and check the photo on-site
    • Are already at FedEx for printing, copies, shipping, or RushMyPassport prep
    • Prefer a known retail brand over a pharmacy photo counter

    Consider another option if you:

    • Price is the main factor — Walmart in-store or online prep + cheap 4×6 print is usually less
    • Need a free emailed digital copy with in-store prints — Walgreens often includes this
    • Need to submit a passport application on-site — USPS acceptance facilities handle that; FedEx does not
    • Want a from-home digital file + printable template — online tools (including PhotoBooth Online from $2.95) deliver both without a store visit.

    Beyond the passport photo: expedited passport help (optional)

    If your trip is soon and you need more than a photo, FedEx partners with RushMyPassport for expedited passport processing—renewals, new passports, child passports, lost/stolen replacements, and more. Expediting services start at about $119 plus government fees, with options as fast as 2–4 business days once RushMyPassport receives your documents. That’s separate from the $15.95 photo fee and does not replace a visit to a passport acceptance facility when one is required.

    Use this guide to learn current details about FedEx passport photo service, to compare prices and digital options with other retailers, find a location near you, and get a compliant passport photo without overpaying.

    Written by: PhotoBooth Online Editorial Team

    Verified against: Travel.State.Gov

    Updated: 08/05/2026

    Sources: U.S. Department of State passport photo requirements; FedEx Office passport services — office.fedex.com, local.fedex.com

    Prices and availability verified July 2026.

FedEx Passport Photos: Cost, Locations, and How It Works

In-Store Passport Photos

  • Passport photos taken by a FedEx team member
  • Compliant with government requirements
  • 2 printed passport photos cost $15.95
  • No appointment needed
  • Digital copies available upon request

Online Passport Photos

  • Passport photos taken online from home
  • Real-time compliance checks to avoid rejections
  • Instant digital download, printed photos shipped home, or both
  • Starting at $15.95
  • Supports passports, visas, IDs, and more

Locations and Hours

Find your nearest FedEx Office to get passport photos in-store:

Here you can take FedEx passport photos online: https://fedexphotos.rushmypassport.com/

How Long Does It Take?

In-store: Passport photos taken immediately, printed in 5-10 minutes. This includes taking the passport photo, the automated compliance check, and the professional printing process.

Online: Digital passport photos available instantly after checkout. Print & ship photos delivered via FedEx depending on shipping option.

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How to Get Prints & Digital Copy with PhotoBooth Online

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    STEP 1
    Upload and prepare photo
  2. download result or order prints
    STEP 2
    Download digital or order delivery

How FedEx Online Passport Photos Work

  1. Take Your Photo

    Use your smartphone to capture a passport photo at home. Retake as needed.
  2. Compliance Check

    AI and biometric technology verify the photo meets government standards.
  3. Choose Delivery

    Instant download, printed photos via FedEx, or both.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Does FedEx do passport photos?

    Yes, you can get FedeEx passport photos in-store or online.

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  2. How much do FedEx passport photos cost?

    FedEx charges $15.95 for 2 printed passport photos in-store. Online pricing starts at $15.95 with options for digital download or print & ship.

  3. Can I get a digital passport photo at FedEx?

    Yes, you can get a digital passport photo at FedEx Office for $15.95 by choosing between a walk-in service or an online tool. If you visit a store, a team member will take the photo and provide the digital file on a USB drive, while the online option allows you to take your own photo and receive an instant download.

  4. Can I print passport photos at FedEx Office?

    You cannot bring a digital file you took yourself to a FedEx Office store to be printed. In-store printing is only available for passport photos taken by FedEx staff.

  5. Can I use my smartphone for a FedEx passport photo?

    Yes, but only through the FedEx online passport photo portal. The AI tool will guide you through the process to ensure the resolution and lighting meet requirements.

  6. What documents can I use with FedEx passport photos?

    You can use FedEx passport photos for passports, visas, school IDs, work IDs, and government online passport renewals.

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