CNIC front and back
on one A4 page

How it works

1. Photograph the front of the card on a plain, dark surface, from straight above, in good light.
2. Photograph the back the same way.
3. Add both photos above, front first. If a card is tilted or shot at an angle, drag the four corner dots onto the corners of the card.
4. Press Make page. We straighten each side and place it at 85.6 × 54 mm, the standard bank-card size, with the front on top.
5. Download the A4 PDF, or switch Save as to JPG if the place you’re sending it wants an image.

Real size or large

Real size matches the card exactly when the page is printed on A4 at 100% scale, just like a photocopy. Choose Large if the copy will mostly be read on screen, or if someone needs to read small print such as the address. It doubles the card on the page.

Getting a sharp result

• Turn off the flash. The card’s surface reflects it and can hide your details under a white spot.
• Hold the phone parallel to the card. The corner tool fixes small angles, but a straight shot keeps text crisper.
• Use a dark background such as a table or a book cover, so the edges of the card are easy to see.
• Make sure the whole card is in the frame, with a little space around it.

Printing tips

• Print at “Actual size” or 100%, not “Fit to page”, if you need the card at true size.
• Use the PDF for printing, since some apps resize JPGs when they print.
• If you only need a digital copy, the PDF is small and easy to attach to an email or a chat.

Stop your copy from being misused

An ID copy in the wrong hands can be misused. Two habits help. First, mark the copy with who it’s for and why, for example “For ABC Bank account opening only”, along with the date. Our Watermark ID copy tool writes that across the image.

Second, share only what’s needed. If the person receiving the copy doesn’t need your address or other details, our Hide ID number tool covers them with a solid black box that can’t be undone.

Why not just scan it?

A flatbed scanner does a good job, but most people don’t have one at home, and a phone photo of a card is usually tilted, has background around it and is far too large to email comfortably. This tool fixes all three: it straightens the card from its four corners, trims away the table, and places it at the correct size on a page that prints the same anywhere.

When a form wants a small image instead

Some online forms want only the CNIC front as a small image file. PPSC’s online application, for example, asks for a CNIC front image under 25 KB. For that, crop the front photo and use our Compress image tool instead of this page.

Privacy

Both photos are processed in your browser. Treeet never receives your CNIC images, and nothing is kept after you close the page.