MyPhoto5 was built for campus card offices — and for over a decade has helped universities eliminate lines, cut staff workload, and get students credentialed faster. Independent schools are now adopting the same platform to solve a version of the same problem: collecting a compliant ID photo from every student without needing everyone in one room on one day.
MyPhoto5 has been integrated with virtually every major campus card system in use today:
If your system isn’t listed, contact us. In over a decade, we haven’t found a campus card platform we can’t integrate with.
Yes. MyPhoto5's self-service photo submission process works the same way for independent K-12 schools and universities. Boarding and day students submit a photo from any device, AI reviews it for compliance, and the formatted photo is delivered to the school's ID or access system — no in-person photo day required.
Because submission happens remotely from any phone, tablet, or computer, students don't need to be on campus or in one location to submit a compliant ID photo. This is especially useful for boarding schools and schools with international or geographically dispersed student populations, where a single in-person photo day isn't practical.
Not currently. Students authenticate through SAML single sign-on and submit their own photo under their own credentials — a deliberate safeguard to protect student data privacy and keep submissions tied to the right student. Parent- and staff-initiated uploads have both come up as requests and may be considered for a future release.
K-12 independent schools use the same card and access systems as higher education to produce ID cards, so MyPhoto5 connects to them the same way it does for a campus card office. See the Compatible Systems section above for the full list.