NID to PDF
Turn photos of the front and back of your NID into a straight, real-size copy on one A4 page. Download PDF or JPG. Your photos never leave your device.
Private: your NID photos are processed on this phone or computer and are never uploaded to any server.
1. Add both sides of the card
Drag the white corners onto the corners of the card; the gold line is the top. A magnifier appears while you drag. If the card comes out sideways or upside down, press Turn 90°.
2. Look
3. Page layout
On one A4 page
Position
4. Preview and download
Add a photo of the front side to begin.
The card is placed at its real size, 85.6 × 54 mm. When printing, choose Actual size / 100%, not “Fit to page”, and the copy will match the real card.
How to use
- 1Take a clear photo of the front of your NID (or choose one from the gallery). Lay the card flat on a dark, plain surface for the best result.
- 2Check the four corners: each white dot should sit on a corner of the card, with the gold line along the top. Drag a dot to fix it, or press “Turn 90°” if the card comes out sideways.
- 3Press “Back side” and do the same with a photo of the back.
- 4Choose a look (Enhance gives a clean, scan-like copy; Black & white looks like a photocopy) and the layout: 1 copy, or 2 copies to cut the page in half.
- 5Download the PDF or JPG. Print at “Actual size / 100%” and the copy is exactly the size of the real card.
FAQ
Is it safe to use my NID here?
Yes. Your photos are processed only inside your browser, on your own phone or computer. They are never uploaded to our server or anyone else's, and nothing is saved after you close the page.
Will the printed copy be the same size as my card?
Yes. Each side is placed at the real ID card size, 85.6 × 54 mm, on an A4 page. Print with the scale set to “Actual size” or “100%”. If you choose “Fit to page”, the printer may shrink it slightly.
Does it work for the old laminated NID card?
Yes. The old paper-laminated card and the new smart card are both the same standard card size, so both come out correctly. Just place the corners on the edges of the card itself, not the edges of the plastic sleeve.
My photo is taken at an angle. Is that a problem?
No. When you place the four corners on the card, the tool straightens it, so a slightly tilted or angled photo becomes a flat, rectangular copy. Keep the whole card in the photo and avoid glare on the plastic.
Which look should I choose?
“Enhance” makes the card background clean and white, like a scan, and keeps the colours. “Black & white” looks like a photocopy and is what many offices ask for. “Grey” is a softer black and white. Use the brightness and contrast sliders if the text looks too light or too dark.
Can I upload it to an online form?
Yes. Use the PDF if the form accepts PDF. If it asks for one image, “Both sides as one image” gives a JPG with the front above the back. Choose “Small file” quality if the form has a size limit.