It takes a photograph and tells you whether it is acceptable for an identity document: requirement by requirement, according to ICAO 9303 and ISO/IEC 19794-5. When something is wrong, it also tells you what is wrong.
A photograph rejected after submission costs a second appointment for the citizen, a second capture session and a delay in issuing the document. MorpheusICAO moves the check to the moment of capture: the operator knows immediately whether the photograph will pass, and what to correct if it does not.
The engine embeds KeeSquare technology, used in national document issuance programmes, trained and validated on millions of images across identity cards and passports.
This is not a simulation: the image you upload is processed by our SDK on a dedicated server, and the verdict you read is the real one. It also works from a smartphone camera.
Upload a file from your device, take a photograph with the camera, or start from one of the samples already in the gallery.
An overall outcome plus the detail for each individual requirement, with guidance on how to correct the ones that fail.
Images returned by the public demo carry a watermark, and a daily processing limit per user applies.
Server unreachable The processing service is not answering right now: the button opens the interactive walk-through built from real, previously computed results.
The list of differences from previous versions is being prepared and will be published here.
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