You see the result before you pay
There is no trial to sign up for, because there is nothing to sign up to. You upload a photo, the tool crops it to the specification for your country, and shows you the finished composition. Paying does not change the crop — it produces the same result at full resolution without the watermark.
The preview is deliberately 400 px tall, below the minimum any passport service accepts. That is a design decision rather than an obstacle: value is withheld by not generating it, instead of by covering it with a watermark that image tools remove in seconds. The checker is free too, so a photo that cannot pass costs you nothing to discover.
What the price includes
€6 is what you pay. VAT is included and handled by Creem, who is the seller of record for the purchase — that arrangement is what allows a one-person site to charge the correct rate in every country its customers live in.
Your photograph is not part of the transaction
Everything is processed on your own device, and that does not change when money is involved. The purchase sends a licence check to the payment provider; the photograph itself is never transmitted, at any point, including while paying. The privacy claim on the rest of the site is not suspended at the checkout.
Refunds
What is refundable, what is not, and what happens to your statutory right to cancel a digital purchase are set out in full in the refund policy. The short version: failed delivery, wrong output or a duplicate charge are refunded; a rejection by the passport office is not, because that decision is not ours to make and we say so before you pay.