Both sides of an ID card on a single page
Almost every Indian form — a bank account, a college admission, a rental agreement, a KYC update — asks for a photocopy of your ID with both sides on one page. Doing that at a photocopy shop means handing over your Aadhaar or PAN to a stranger's machine. Here you photograph both sides with your phone, and the page is built inside your own browser: the tool detects each card’s edges, straightens it and drops the surface behind it (drag the corners if it guesses wrong), lays both sides on one A4 sheet, and you download a PDF or JPG. Nothing is uploaded.
What "self-attested" actually means
A self-attested copy is one you sign yourself — that is the whole point of it. This tool produces the copy; print it and sign across the page in your own hand (some offices also ask for the date). No website can attest a document on your behalf, and you should be wary of any that claims to.
Who uses this tool
People opening a bank account or completing KYC, students submitting admission documents, tenants signing a rental agreement, job applicants attaching ID proof, and anyone who would rather not leave a copy of their Aadhaar on a cyber-café computer.
How to use it
- Photograph the front and the back of the card — plain surface, good light, straight on.
- Add both photos above. The background around the card is trimmed automatically.
- Download the A4 PDF (or a JPG), print it, and sign it if a self-attested copy is required.
Frequently asked questions
How do I print both sides of my Aadhaar or PAN on one page?
Add a photo of each side. Both are placed on a single A4 page — front on top, back below — and downloaded as a PDF or JPG.
What is a self-attested copy?
A photocopy that you sign yourself. This tool makes the copy; print it and sign across it in your own hand.
Can I use a phone photo instead of a scanner?
Yes. Put the card on any surface in good light and shoot it — the tool detects the card’s edges, straightens it and drops the background. You can drag the corners to fine-tune, and clean up the contrast.
Does it work for other cards?
Yes — PAN, voter ID, driving licence, employee ID, or any two-sided card.
Is my ID uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything happens in your browser; your ID photos never reach a server.
ToolGalli is an independent utility and is not affiliated with UIDAI, the Income Tax Department or any government body. Always follow the instructions of the office you are submitting to.