ID card copy: front and back on one A4 page
Front and back of your Aadhaar, PAN or licence on one A4 page, at the card's real size. Stays on your device.
Your last job here stopped before it finished
The phone probably ran out of memory. Lighter settings are now on for this tab, so try again — or split a big PDF into parts first.
Drop photos of the card — front first
One or two photos (front, then back) · JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC up to 50 MB · The photos never leave your device.
How it works
Take a photo of the front of the card and one of the back — on a table, in good light — or drop photos you already have. The card's corners are found and each side is straightened to the exact shape of an ID card. Both sides land on one A4 page, front above back, at 85.6 × 54 mm: the size of the card in your wallet. Press Download for a PDF or a JPG. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account and there is no daily limit.
The photocopy, without the shop
Banks, landlords, employers, schools and SIM shops ask for a "photocopy of Aadhaar, front and back" all the time. This page makes that exact page on your phone: both sides, true size, in the top half of an A4 sheet with room below for your signature if they want it self-attested. Print it, or send the PDF.
Works with any standard card
Aadhaar PVC cards, PAN cards, driving licences, voter ID cards, bank and employee cards — anything the size of a debit card (ISO ID-1). A side photographed sideways stays upright on the page once you tap Rotate.
Getting a good result
- Put the card on a darker table so its edges stand out.
- Avoid glare from a ceiling light; tilt the phone slightly if the laminate shines.
- Fill most of the frame with the card.
- If the corners land in the wrong place, tap Adjust corners and drag them onto the card.
Look
- Colour, cleaned up: evens out shadows and makes the card crisp.
- Black and white: looks like a photocopy, which some offices still prefer.
- As photographed: no changes to the colours.
A thin grey line around each side shows the card's edge on white paper; turn it off if you don't want it.
Print at the real size
Print the PDF at Actual size (100 %). Fit to page shrinks everything a little and the copy is no longer card-sized.
Protect your copy
Write what the copy is for across it with Watermark PDF — "For HDFC KYC only" — so it can't be reused for another loan or SIM. Hide the first 8 digits of an Aadhaar number with Redact PDF.
Good companions
A multi-page document instead? Scan to PDF. Passport photos to print? Photo Print Sheet.
Privacy
Your ID card photos are read, straightened and laid out in your browser. They are never sent to us or anyone else.
Questions people ask
How do I put the front and back of my Aadhaar on one page?
Photograph the front, then the back, and drop both here. Both sides are straightened and placed on one A4 page, front above back, at the card's real size. Download the PDF or JPG.
Will the copy be the same size as the real card?
Yes. Each side is placed at 85.6 × 54 mm, the standard card size. Print at Actual size (100 %), not Fit to page, and the copy matches the card.
Can I make a black and white photocopy?
Yes. Choose Black and white under Look, and the page looks like a shop photocopy.
Does it work for PAN cards and driving licences?
Yes. Any card the size of a debit card works, including PAN, driving licence, voter ID and bank cards.
Is my Aadhaar uploaded anywhere?
No. The photos never leave your phone or computer. Everything happens in your browser, and it even works offline after your first visit.