Both services turn a selfie into a Canada Visa Photo, but they differ in how they work and what you pay.
How they work
GetMyVisaPhoto formats and checks your photo against the official Canada photo requirements. You upload a selfie, the photo is processed automatically, and you download a digital file ready to submit.
PhotoAiD follows a similar upload-and-check flow, with an optional paid human review on top of the automatic check.
Price
- GetMyVisaPhoto: a single $12.99 one-time payment for the digital photo and a printable 4×6 sheet.
- PhotoAiD: prices vary by country and add-on, with the expert check and guarantee sold as separate extras.
Compliance checking
GetMyVisaPhoto checks your portrait against the official Canada instructions, size, background, and framing, before you pay, so you see the result first.
PhotoAiD offers a similar automatic check and adds a paid human review if you want a second set of eyes.
Delivery
Both deliver a digital photo by download and email. GetMyVisaPhoto includes the printable 4×6 sheet in the same price.
Which should you choose?
If you want one flat price with the compliance check built in, GetMyVisaPhoto is the straightforward choice. If you specifically want a human expert to review your photo, PhotoAiD's paid expert check is worth considering.
Frequently asked questions
What size is a Canada visa photo?
35 x 45 mm minimum.
Does the background need to be white?
The official requirement is a white or light-coloured background with no shadows.
Do I need a printed photo?
For online applications, a digital photo is usually enough. Check your specific route's instructions, and download the printable 4×6 sheet as a backup.
About GetMyVisaPhoto
Written and fact-checked by the GetMyVisaPhoto Content Team. We research each destination's official photo requirements and publish plain-language guides so you can prepare a compliant visa photo from your own phone. Any figure we cite comes from the official portal listed per section.
