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ID Card Print – Front and Back on One A4 Page

Put both sides of an Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID or driving licence at real size on one page, ready to print and cut out – from phone photos, scans or the e-Aadhaar PDF. The second tab joins a photo and a signature into one image for online forms.

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Drop card photos or the e-Aadhaar PDF here Select files Two photos (front and back), or one PDF or scan that shows both sides.

How to print an ID card front and back on one page

  1. Add the card

    Select a photo of each side, or one PDF or scan that shows both sides, such as the e-Aadhaar PDF.

  2. Check the boxes

    The tool looks for the card in each picture. Make sure the box sits on the card edges for Front and Back; drag it or use Turn if needed.

  3. Print at actual size

    Press Create print page and print the PDF at 100% (“Actual size”), then cut along the lines.

Everyday uses

  • KYC copies – for a bank account, SIM card, rent agreement or new job.
  • Self-attested copies – for admissions and application forms that ask for a copy of an ID.
  • Wallet copy from the e-Aadhaar PDF – cut out the card part and fold it back to back.
  • Several copies at once – up to five copies of both sides on one sheet.
  • Photo and signature in one image – for forms that ask for both together (second tab).

Good to know

Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, driving licence and most other plastic ID cards use the international ID-1 size of 85.6 × 54 mm, with rounded corners. The tool cuts each side out of your photo or PDF page, straightens it to exactly that size at 300 DPI and places front and back side by side (or one under the other) on A4, Letter or Legal paper, with dashed cut lines. Use “Custom size” for other cards.

The size is only right when the PDF is printed at 100% / “Actual size”. With “Fit to page” the printer shrinks or enlarges the page. After printing, measure the card: it should be 85–86 mm wide.

When you only need to prove who you are, UIDAI lets you download a masked Aadhaar that shows just the last four digits of the number. You can also add a line such as “Copy for KYC at … only” with the watermark option of Edit Image before printing. iLoveDocuments is not connected to UIDAI, the Income Tax Department or any other card issuer.

Private by design. ID Card Print works inside your browser. Your file is processed on your device and is not uploaded to our server.

Join a photo and a signature into one image

Some online forms ask for your photo and signature in a single image, one under the other. Open the Join photo + signature tab, add the photo first and the signature second, and press Join images.

  • Layout – one under another, side by side, or a grid for several pictures.
  • Same width – the signature is scaled to the photo’s width so the edges line up.
  • Size – set the width in pixels and a maximum KB (50 KB is filled in; JPG is made smaller until it fits).
  • Spacing, border and a line between – if the form shows an example with a gap or a line.

Clean a signature photographed on paper with the Signature Background Remover first, and make the photo with the Passport Photo Maker if it needs a plain background.

Limits to know before you start

  • The card is cut out as a rectangle. If the photo was taken at an angle the card looks slanted; take the photos straight from above, on a dark, plain surface.
  • Automatic detection works when the card stands out from the background; otherwise put the box on the card edges yourself.
  • The print is only as sharp as your photo or scan.
  • A paper print is a copy. It does not replace the original card where the original is required.

If something goes wrong

The printed card is smaller than the real one. The printer scaled the page. Print again with 100% or “Actual size”, not “Fit to page”.

The box is not on the card. Drag the box and its corners onto the card edges. For a sideways photo press Turn first.

The e-Aadhaar PDF asks for a password. Type the e-Aadhaar password (UIDAI explains its format on the download page; it is usually the first four letters of your name in capitals followed by your year of birth). It is used only in your browser. You can also save an unlocked copy with Unlock Aadhaar PDF.

Front and back are on different photos but the back shows the front. Use the picture menu next to “Turn” to choose which photo belongs to the selected side.

ID Card Print – questions

How do I print Aadhaar front and back on one page?

Add a photo of each side, or the e-Aadhaar PDF, check that the boxes sit on the card edges and press Create print page. Print the PDF at 100% (“Actual size”) and cut along the lines.

Will the card be printed at its real size?

Yes: 85.6 × 54 mm, the standard size of Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID and driving licence cards – as long as you print at 100% / “Actual size”.

Can I use the e-Aadhaar PDF?

Yes. Add the PDF, type its password, and the tool finds the front and back at the bottom of the page. Check the boxes before printing.

Can I print more than one copy?

Yes, up to five copies of both sides on one A4 page. Choose the number under Copies.

How do I join my photo and signature into one image?

Open the “Join photo + signature” tab, add the photo and then the signature, and press Join images. You can set the width in pixels and a maximum size in KB.

Is my ID card uploaded anywhere?

No. Photos and PDFs are processed in your browser on your own device and are not sent to our server.

Is this an official Aadhaar service?

No. iLoveDocuments is an independent website and is not connected to UIDAI or any card issuer. It only lays out the images you add for printing.

This page describes ID Card Print as it works today. If you notice a difference, tell us and we will correct it. See our editorial standards.

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