Some exam and admission forms ask for a passport photo with your name and date printed below it. ToolBuny makes this task easier by putting those details onto your image from your browser. You do not need to open a separate photo editor or manually place the text.
Start by opening the ToolBuny Add Name & Date tool. The process takes only a few steps.
Select the passport photo from your device, or drag it into the upload area.
Adjust the photo if needed After selecting the image, use the available crop option to improve the framing before adding your details.
Enter your full name in the Full Name box Use the spelling and format required by your application.
Add the required information in the Date / DOB field. Check your application instructions first to see whether it asks for the photograph date or date of birth.
If the application specifies a maximum image size, enter that number in the Max File Size box. You can leave it empty when no limit applies.
Select the image format required by the website or application: JPG, JPEG, or PNG.
When you need to add name and date on a passport size photo for an exam or admission form, the important part is following the instructions of that particular portal. Requirements can vary for image dimensions, file size, format, background and the way the name or date should appear.
Enter the information exactly as requested instead of assuming that one format works for every application.
Open the generated image and check the spelling of your name, the date, crop and file format. If a maximum file size was specified, confirm that the finished file falls within the stated limit.
This quick check can prevent problems when you upload the photo to an exam, admission or application portal.
If you first need to create the required passport-size image, you can use ToolBuny’s Passport Size Photo tool.
You can first create the correctly sized passport photo, then use Add Name & Date to add the required details to the finished image.
This keeps the complete process in the browser without requiring separate editing software.