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Passport Photos in Las Vegas

Vegas runs 24/7 — but pharmacy photo counters do not. Here is where to get passport photos across Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas, plus how to make a compliant 2x2 photo online in minutes, whether you live here or you are a visitor who just realized your passport is about to expire.

Quick Comparison

FactorIn-Person in Las VegasFastPassPhoto Online
Time20-45 min in valley trafficAbout 5 minutes from anywhere
What you getUsually 2 printsDigital file + 6-photo print sheet
For online renewalRarely a digital fileUpload-ready JPEG included
HoursStore hours24/7 — actually Vegas hours

Where to get passport photos in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas valley has passport-photo counters from Summerlin to Henderson, plus pharmacies right on the Strip for visitors. Big-box stores and shipping stores round out the options.

  • CVS and Walgreens — same-day photos across the valley and on the Strip, about $15-$17
  • Walmart photo centers — the cheapest option at roughly $8
  • FedEx Office and The UPS Store — convenient when mailing an application
  • AAA offices in the Las Vegas area offer member photos
  • USPS Passport Acceptance Facilities — many valley post offices take photos and accept applications
  • Several Clark County library branches offer passport acceptance services, some with photos

The Las Vegas reality: a 24-hour city with 9-to-5 photo counters

The irony of Las Vegas: the city never closes, but the photo desk at your neighborhood pharmacy keeps store hours, and the staffer who runs the camera is not always on shift. Visitors who discover a passport problem mid-trip face the same constraint.

Las Vegas does not have its own regional US Passport Agency — the nearest are in Los Angeles and Tucson — so urgent in-person applications mean a genuine road trip. That makes getting the photo right the first time matter even more.

The faster option: make your passport photo online

Create a compliant Las Vegas passport photo from your phone with FastPassPhoto — at home in Henderson or from a hotel room on the Strip. Upload any recent photo and the AI handles the white background, 2x2 crop, and head position to US spec in about five minutes.

You get an upload-ready digital file for online renewal plus a print-ready 4x6 sheet, backed by a money-back compliance guarantee.

Need a physical print? Use any Vegas pharmacy

If you need a printed photo, download the included 4x6 sheet and send it to any Las Vegas CVS, Walgreens, or Walmart for one-hour pickup — usually under a dollar.

For online renewal through MyTravelGov, the digital file is all you need.

How much do passport photos cost in Las Vegas?

In-person Vegas prices run from about $8 at Walmart to $15-$17 at pharmacies and shipping stores for two prints — more at hotel business centers.

An online photo is competitive and includes a reusable digital file plus six prints.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I get a passport photo in Las Vegas?

CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart locations across the valley offer same-day photos, along with FedEx Office, The UPS Store, USPS facilities, and several Clark County libraries. You can also make one online with FastPassPhoto.

How much do passport photos cost in Las Vegas?

About $8 at Walmart and $15-$17 at pharmacies and shipping stores for two prints. Hotel business centers charge more. Online services include a digital file plus six prints.

Is there a passport office in Las Vegas?

No. The nearest regional US Passport Agencies are in Los Angeles and Tucson. Las Vegas has many USPS and library acceptance facilities for standard applications.

I am visiting Las Vegas and need a passport photo — what is fastest?

Make one online with FastPassPhoto from your hotel room in about five minutes, then print the 4x6 sheet at any nearby CVS or Walgreens if you need physical copies.

What is the cheapest place for passport photos in Las Vegas?

Walmart is usually cheapest at around $8. Online services offer strong value with the digital file and six prints included.

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