13/09/2026
π΄π΄RUSH ID PHOTO PRINTING π΄π΄
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2x2 | 1x1 | PASSPORT SIZE
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Water resistant print
β± Printed While You Wait β Fast, Affordable & Professional!
Need ID pictures for job hunting, school, or passport? Weβve got two options for you:
π§ With Editing for 65 Pesos per Package
π¨ Change Background Color (White, Blue, Red, Gray, etc.)
π Change Attire (Formal Shirt/Blazer)
π· Photo Retouch & Enhancement (Brightness, Smooth Skin, Remove Blemishes)
π© Includes Digital Copy (via Messenger or Email)
πΈ No Editing (As-Is) for 35 pesos per Package
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Direct from your photo or quick shoot
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Printed fast without adjustments
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Make sure the photos are well taken and properly faces the camera.
πΈ Photo Guidelines
To get the best possible print quality and avoid delays, please follow these simple guidelines when taking and sending your photo:
π΄ DOs (What to do):
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Do find good lighting: Face a window or a bright light source directly so your face is evenly lit with no harsh shadows.
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Do use a plain background:Stand against a solid, light-colored wall (preferably white or off-white) if possible.
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Do keep the camera at eye level: Have someone else take the photo, or set a timer at eye level. Look straight into the lens.
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Do show your ears and eyebrows: Keep your hair neatly tucked behind your ears and off your forehead.
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Do maintain a neutral expression:Smile naturally or maintain a formal, pleasant neutral face.
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Do send the photo as a "Document": If sending via messaging apps (like Viber, Messenger, or WhatsApp), send the image as an uncompressed file or document so the app doesn't lower the image quality.
π΄ DON'Ts (What to avoid):
π« Don't wear filters or heavy digital makeup: Avoid beauty camera apps, filters, or stickers. The photo needs to match your actual appearance.
π« Don't wear uniforms with insignias or caps: Unless required for a specific institutional ID, avoid hats, beanies, or clothing with distracting logos.
π« Don't wear eyeglasses with glare:If you wear glasses daily, ensure there is no reflection hiding your eyes, or temporarily remove them for the shot.
π« Don't crop the photo yourself: Leave plenty of space around your shoulders and above your head. It is much easier to crop it down to a 2x2 or 1x1 frame during layout than to fix a photo that is cut too close.
π« Don't send blurry or pixelated screenshots Avoid sending screenshots of existing physical photos or older digital pictures. A fresh, clear shot from your phone camera works best.
π Location: Amaca Compound Maryland St Brgy Sauyo Quezon City.