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Organise relationship photos, label people, and create a structured photo PDF with KinVisa.
Press & Media
KinVisa press kit
KinVisa helps you group photos into sections, identify the people shown, add context, and create an organised photo document that can be used as supporting documentation for a visa application.
Everything on this page, in one download: logos, app icons, five screenshots and a fact sheet.
At a glance
Fact sheet
Current prices are on the Pricing page, and the latest release for each platform is on Downloads.
- Product
- KinVisa (introduced in full as KinVisa Relationship Photo Documents)
- What it is
- A desktop app that organises relationship and family photos into a structured A4 photo PDF
- Who it's for
- Couples and families preparing photos to include as supporting documentation with a partner, spouse or family visa application
- Platforms
- macOS 12 or later on Apple silicon; Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- Pricing model
- Free to download, build and preview. Saving a finished PDF uses one credit; credits come in packs of 3, 5 or 10 and do not expire. No subscription.
- Payments
- Processed by Polar
- Processing
- Photos, face detection and matching, and PDF generation stay on the user's computer. Sign-in, credits, payments, support and usage statistics use online services.
- Made by
- Muhammad Babar, an independent developer
- Website
- kinvisa.com
- Press contact
- [email protected]
Sample documentA seven-page demonstration PDF made with KinVisa: three sections, eleven photos and a linked contents page.
Where it runs
On the user's computer
- Imported photos and thumbnails
- Face detection and matching, and the learned face data
- Captions, layout, preview and PDF generation
- Saved documents and their history
Online services
- Email sign-in and the account
- Credit balance, purchases (through Polar) and unlocks
- Support messages, error logs and usage statistics
- App updates
Boilerplate
Descriptions
Quote these as they are or adapt them. They describe what KinVisa does without overstating it.
Short
KinVisa helps you group photos into sections, identify the people shown, add context, and create an organised photo document that can be used as supporting documentation for a visa application.
Long
KinVisa is a desktop app for turning your relationship and family photos into an organised document. Add sections, import local photos, label people and their relation to the applicant, review suggested captions, and preview the PDF. Face detection, matching and document generation run on your computer. Previewing is free; saving a new generated document uses one PDF credit. Accounts, credits, payments and support use online services.
Product
What KinVisa does
Photo sections
Group photos into named sections such as a wedding, trips together or a year, each with an optional date or date range and a short description.
Face detection on the computer
A local face model finds the people in each photo. Nothing is sent to a cloud service for this.
Label once, matched again
Name a person and their relation to the applicant, and KinVisa suggests the same label when that face appears in other photos. The user reviews every suggestion.
Captions from your labels
Captions are assembled from the names and relations the user entered, read left to right, and can be edited by hand.
Automatic A4 layout
Section headings, dates, context and captions are laid out on A4 pages, with a linked contents page when there is more than one section.
Size target and colour themes
Set a target file size (5 MB by default) and KinVisa compresses to meet it where it can. Choose from five PDF colour themes.
Free preview
Preview the whole document before deciding to save it. Saving a new document uses one credit.
Saved on the computer
Saved documents can be reopened from History on the same computer and saved again without another credit if nothing has changed.
Brand assets
Logos and app icons
Use the version made for your background. PNGs have transparent backgrounds.
Wordmark
For white and light backgrounds
The SVG sets “inVisa” in Arial Bold; use the PNG if Arial is missing.
Wordmark
For dark backgrounds
The SVG sets “inVisa” in Arial Bold; use the PNG if Arial is missing.
App icon
The macOS app icon, on its own tile
Mark
The K, document and family, without a tile
Outline mark
Single colour, for print and small sizes
Product
Screenshots
Full-resolution PNGs (3420×2224) from the desktop app, in the order a document is made. Screenshots are from an earlier release and show a demonstration document; the current version may differ in small details.
PNG3420×2224 · 444 KB01 Photo sections
Three sections set up for the document, with Wedding Day selected and the section order shown.
PNG3420×2224 · 2.4 MB02 Adding photos
Photos imported into the Wedding Day section from the computer.
PNG3420×2224 · 4.9 MB03 Labelling people
Faces found in a photo, each labelled with a name and a relation to the applicant.
PNG3420×2224 · 1.8 MB04 Review
Captions built from the labels, with the document name and a 5 MB size target set before previewing.
PNG3420×2224 · 449 KB05 Preview and save
The contents page of a finished seven-page document, ready to save as a PDF.
Brand
Colours and typefaces
The website palette and the logo colours it is built from.
Sky
#60D4F9
Dark-mode accent: buttons, highlighted words
Cyan
#1AB0D2
Light-mode accent: buttons, fills
Teal blue
#0183B3
Light-mode highlighted headline words
Ice
#82F5F9
“Visa” in the bright wordmark
K blue
#016DF3
The K and “in” in the bright wordmark
Deep blue
#015CD0
Shading in the K
Navy
#002055
Darkest shade in the K
Charcoal
#222831
Text on light, header
Graphite
#393E46
Header gradient, secondary surfaces
Night
#171C22
Dark-mode background
Cloud
#EEEEEE
Light-mode background
White
#FFFFFF
Cards, document pages
Space Grotesk
Headings and the website lockup. Weights 500, 600, 700. SIL Open Font Licence.
DM Sans
Body text. Weights 400, 500, 600. SIL Open Font Licence.
Accuracy
Writing about KinVisa
A few details that are easy to get wrong.
- Name
- KinVisa: one word, with a capital K and V. To introduce it, KinVisa Relationship Photo Documents works once, then KinVisa.
- What it makes
- An organised photo document that people can use as supporting documentation. The applicant and the relevant authority decide how it is used and assessed.
- What it doesn't do
- KinVisa does not give immigration or legal advice, assess eligibility, choose which photos to submit, verify relationships or identities, or guarantee any outcome. It is not affiliated with any government.
- Face matching
- Face matching runs on the user's computer and only suggests people the user has already labelled. Relations to the applicant are typed in by the user, not inferred by the software.
- Privacy
- Photos are not uploaded for processing. Accounts, credits, payments, support and usage statistics do use online services, so the app is not fully offline.
- Credits
- One credit saves one version of a document. Saving the same version again is free; changing photos, captions or colours makes a new version, which uses another credit.
Press enquiries
For interviews, review access, or anything not covered here, email [email protected] with “Press” in the subject line. The story behind KinVisa is on the About page.