How do I put both sides of my CNIC on one page?

Take a photo of the front and a photo of the back, crop each one to the card, and choose them in the tool on this page. It places both on one A4 page and gives you a PDF, a JPG and a print button.

Will the CNIC print at its real size?

Yes, if you print the PDF at 100% or “Actual size”. The page is A4 and each side is drawn at 85.6 × 54 mm. Choosing “Fit to page” in the print window can change the size slightly.

Is my CNIC uploaded to your server?

No. The page is built inside your browser on your own phone or computer. Your CNIC photos are never sent to us.

Can I use this as an attested copy?

The tool only arranges your two photos on a page. If an office asks for an attested copy, print the page and have it attested in the usual way.

Why does my card look small or have white bars beside it?

The photo you chose includes background around the card. Crop the photo to the edges of the card in your gallery, then choose it again.

CNIC Front and Back on One Page (A4 PDF)

When you need both sides on one page

Offices, banks, mobile franchises and many application forms ask for a copy of your CNIC with the front and the back on the same sheet. A photocopier does this in two passes. With only a phone, you end up with two separate photos and no easy way to print them together at the right size.

This tool takes the two photos and arranges them on a single A4 page, the front above the back, each at the size of the real card. You can print the page or attach the PDF wherever one file with both sides is needed.

How to get a clean copy

Place the card on a flat, plain surface in daylight and switch the flash off.
Hold the phone directly above the card so that the card is not at an angle, and take the photo.
Turn the card over and photograph the back in the same way.
Crop both photos in your gallery so that only the card remains.
Choose the front and the back in the tool above, then download the PDF or print.

Printing at the correct size

A CNIC measures 85.6 mm by 54 mm, the same as a bank card. The PDF from this tool is a true A4 page, so the card comes out at that size when the print window is set to 100% or “Actual size”. If you are printing at a shop, give them the PDF and ask for actual size on A4.

If a form asks for a small file

Some online forms ask for the front of the CNIC as a small picture instead of a full page. PPSC asks for it under 25 KB and ASF under 30 KB. For those, use the resizer on the PPSC or ASF page and choose the CNIC option.

Questions

How do I put both sides of my CNIC on one page?: Take a photo of the front and a photo of the back, crop each one to the card, and choose them in the tool on this page. It places both on one A4 page and gives you a PDF, a JPG and a print button.
Will the CNIC print at its real size?: Yes, if you print the PDF at 100% or “Actual size”. The page is A4 and each side is drawn at 85.6 × 54 mm. Choosing “Fit to page” in the print window can change the size slightly.
Is my CNIC uploaded to your server?: No. The page is built inside your browser on your own phone or computer. Your CNIC photos are never sent to us.
Can I use this as an attested copy?: The tool only arranges your two photos on a page. If an office asks for an attested copy, print the page and have it attested in the usual way.
Why does my card look small or have white bars beside it?: The photo you chose includes background around the card. Crop the photo to the edges of the card in your gallery, then choose it again.