Image to wallet pass
Drop in a flyer, poster or photo and get a poster pass for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, or drop in a screenshot of a ticket, coupon or card and get a pass with its details and code to scan. It's read in your browser, so the picture is never uploaded.
How it works
- Drop in your picture, or click to choose one.
- We look for a QR code or barcode, read the text and pick out the main color.
- A picture with little text becomes a poster pass; a screenshot of a ticket or card has its details copied. You can switch between the two.
- Open it in the builder to change anything, then create it and share one link that adds it to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
Poster passes
On iPhones with iOS 27, a poster pass shows its artwork across the whole pass, with the title, details and code over it. Older iPhones and Google Wallet show the classic pass, with your picture as the banner. Read more in our guide to Apple Wallet poster tickets.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I add a picture or screenshot to Apple Wallet?+
Not as a picture: Apple Wallet only takes wallet passes. This tool makes a pass from your picture, either a poster pass with your picture as the art or a pass that copies the details from a screenshot of a ticket or card, which then adds to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
Is my picture uploaded?+
No. The picture is read in your browser, and the text reader runs there too (the first time, your browser downloads its English model, a few megabytes). Nothing is sent to our servers unless you open the pass in the builder and create it.
What's the difference between the poster and copying the text?+
A poster pass shows your picture across the whole pass on iPhones with iOS 27, and as the banner on older iPhones and in Google Wallet: good for a flyer, an event poster or a photo. Copying the text reads a screenshot or photo of a ticket, coupon or card and puts its title, date and details on the pass, with the same QR code or barcode.
Will the pass scan the same as my screenshot?+
When the picture shows a QR code or a barcode, the pass uses the same value, so it scans the same way. If there's no code, the pass gets its own QR code.
Which pictures work?+
JPG, PNG and WebP pictures, and HEIC photos in Safari. For copying text, a sharp screenshot works best; a photo of paper should be straight on, well lit and in focus.
Is it free?+
Yes. Making and previewing the pass is free, with no account. Create a free account when you're ready to share it.
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