Passport photo packs, people and copy counts explained

Three numbers can appear in a photo-print order: the photographs inside a pack, the number of people, and the number of packs. Check all three before uploading.

One portrait repeated in a pack

On the standard passport photo page, selecting 8 Photos and Number of packs 1 means eight physical copies of the same uploaded person. Selecting 16 Photos and one pack means sixteen copies. Increasing the pack quantity multiplies the selected pack; it does not select a different person automatically.

Pack prices are read from the product catalogue and displayed with your choices. Delivery is separate when applicable. Use the total shown on the page and the final checkout amount rather than an old search snippet or a price remembered from another pack.

More than one person

Add separately configured products when people need different dimensions or copy counts. Alternatively, compare the available family passport packs. For a family pack, name the files clearly and describe which person each file belongs to. Do not upload several unidentified portraits and expect the pack to be divided in an unspecified way.

Passport and stamp combinations

The passport and stamp combo combines the quantities named in its selected option. A label such as “8 Passport + 8 Stamp” means two sets of differently sized photos. Confirm the receiving form needs both formats before buying the combination.

A useful final check

Read the selected size aloud, count the physical copies needed, and compare that number with the chosen pack. Then check the Number of packs field. In Print instructions, write any unusual allocation—for example, which filename needs which crop—without including unnecessary sensitive document details. The cart retains the variant, pack quantity, uploaded files and instructions.