Print the front and back of an Aadhaar or PAN card on one A4 page, at real size
Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Updated on 25 Oct 2026.Choose a photo or scan of the card's front and back, and both are placed on one A4 page at exactly 85.6×54 mm, the size of an Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID or driving licence card. Up to 5 copies per page, side by side or one under the other. Print at 100% for true size. Nothing is uploaded.
Press Choose the front and pick a photo or scan of the card, cropped close to its edges.
Press Choose the back for the reverse side, or leave it out to print the front only.
Pick 1 to 5 Copies, and under Arrange choose Front and back side by side or Back under the front.
Press Download A4 PDF and print it at 100% so each side comes out at 85.6×54 mm.
Offices, banks and colleges ask for a photocopy of an ID card with both sides on one page, at the card's real size. Done on a photocopier it takes two passes and some guessing; here it takes two pictures.
Front and back. Choose a photo or a scan of each side. Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, driving licences and bank cards all share one international size, ID-1, which is 85.6 by 54 millimetres, and each picture is fitted to exactly that. Crop the picture close to the card's edges first for the cleanest result; Crop Image does it in a few seconds. The back is optional.
Copies and arrangement. Place one to five copies on the page, each with the front and back side by side, or put the back under the front. Thin cutting lines can go around each side.
True size. The page is a PDF at A4's real size with each side placed by the millimetre. Print it at 100% or "actual size", not "fit to page", and each side measures the same as the card in your hand.
Private by design. An ID card is exactly the kind of picture that should not be uploaded anywhere. Nothing here is: the layout is made in your browser and saved on your device.
Choose a photo or scan of the front and of the back. Both are placed side by side on one A4 page at exactly 85.6×54 mm, the real size of the card. Download the PDF and print it at 100% or actual size, and each side matches the card.
Both are the international ID-1 size, 85.6 by 54 millimetres, the same as voter ID, driving licence and bank cards. This page fits each side to exactly that size, so the print is the same size as the card itself.
Yes, up to five copies on one A4 page, each with its front and back side by side. With the back placed under the front instead, two copies fit. Thin grey cutting lines around each side are on by default.
The printer was set to fit to page, which shrinks the whole sheet. Print the PDF at 100% or actual size instead. The PDF is made at A4's real size with each side placed by the millimetre, so nothing needs scaling.
No. A clear phone photo taken straight on works. Crop it close to the card's four edges first, with Crop Image for example, so the whole picture is the card; it is then fitted to 85.6×54 mm exactly.
No. Both pictures are read and laid out inside your browser, and the PDF is written on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server, which is how an identity document should be handled.
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