The quick commerce company Blinkit now allows users to order their passport photos and get them in minutes. It is currently available for the users of the Gurgaon region and Delhi and is likely to expand in other areas also in the coming days. You will simply be able to upload the photos on the app and order the photos. This is going to be very useful especially at the time of documentation when you can’t go to the studio but need photos in minutes.
Announcing this Albinder Dhindsa CEO and Co-founder said on X “Ever needed passport-sized photos for visa documentation, admit cards, or rent agreements at the last minute? Starting today, Blinkit customers in Delhi and Gurugram can get passport photos delivered in 10 minutes. We’re excited to roll out this new service and look forward to your feedback to help us perfect it. Will be gradually scaling this to all the cities we serve”
Ever needed passport-sized photos for visa documentation, admit cards or rent agreements at the last-minute?
Starting today, Blinkit customers in Delhi and Gurugram can get passport photos delivered in 10 minutes!
We’re excited to roll out this new service and look forward to… pic.twitter.com/tocV9NRlzV
— Albinder Dhindsa (@albinder) August 9, 2024
You will have to follow these steps to order photos from Blinkit
Upload your photo or click one with your phone
We’ll automatically remove the background and crop your image to the right size!
Choose how many you want (8, 16, or 32 prints) and order.
In case you don’t have a photo that has a clear background, worry not because you can simply upload a photo from your gallery even that has no clear background, Blinkit will do it for you and will deliver a passport-size photo with a clear background. We have seen the company adding several products apart from groceries and other products. Recently we saw the CEO and Co-founder announcing the PS5 availability on Blinkit. This allows users in Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, and Mumbai region to get their PS5 slim models and controllers in a span of a few minutes. Xiaomi and Apple, like big tech companies, have also tied up with the company to deliver their products to the buyers.
