PDF or image
Croping — card crop on A4
Upload a photo or PDF, crop the card, and download an A4 page with the card at its real millimetre size.
CropingLayouts people use
Aadhaar / PAN size
85.6×54 mm on A4, one or two copies.
Open Aadhaar / PAN size
Two copies
Front and back on one sheet with cut marks.
Open Two copies
Four copies
Four cards on one A4 for extra xerox.
Open Four copies
Passport photo
35×45 mm tiles when you need a print sheet.
Open Passport photo
Step 1
Open Croping
Step 2
Upload a photo or PDF
Step 3
Crop the card
Step 4
Pick 1, 2, or 4 copies
Step 5
Download the A4 PDF
A phone photo or scanner PDF often fills the whole A4 when you print. Croping keeps Aadhaar, PAN, and DL at 85.6×54 mm, the same as a shop xerox.
This is a crop and print helper. It does not make a government ID.
Questions
Does Croping make an Aadhaar or PAN?
No. You upload your own scan or photo. The tool only crops it and places it on A4 at the real card size.
Can I upload a PDF?
Yes. Pick the page, crop, then download an A4 PDF.
Will the card print at the original size?
Yes. Aadhaar and PAN use 85.6×54 mm on a 210×297 mm A4 page, not a stretched full-page image.