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Print 8 ID cards on one A4 page

Scan your CNIC front and back, and get a print-ready A4 PDF with 8 exact-size copies (85.6 × 54 mm) — or pick a smaller size to fit up to 32. Free, with cutting lines, and fully private.

Quick answer: upload both sides of your ID card, choose the standard CNIC size for 8 copies per A4 (or a smaller size for more), and download a PDF. Print at 100% / actual size.

Make my sheet How it works Questions answered

1 Upload both sides of the card

100% in your browser — nothing is uploaded

Front side *

Back side (optional)

A4 sheet preview

Print at 100% / Actual size with “Fit to page” turned off, or the cards will come out the wrong size.

How it works

From scans to a print-ready A4 sheet in three steps

The tool tiles your card at its true physical size on an A4 page (210 × 297 mm) with safe margins and cutting guides, then builds a high-resolution 300 DPI PDF.

1. Upload both sides

Add a photo or scan of the front (required) and the back (optional). Rotate either side upright with one tap.

2. Pick size & copies

Standard CNIC size gives 8 exact-size cards per page. Choose 80%, 65%, or 50% to fit 10, 21, or 32 — and set how many cards you need.

3. Download & print

Get the A4 PDF with cutting lines. Print at 100% / actual size (fit-to-page OFF) and cut along the guides.

Common uses

When you need CNIC copies in bulk

NADRA, passport, and government office paperwork that asks for multiple CNIC copies
Bank account opening, SIM registration, and utility connection document sets
School and office record files — one scan, as many identical copies as you need
Small-size copies for forms with tiny attachment boxes

Good to know

Honest notes before you print

1. Scan straight. Lay the card flat and photograph it straight from above in good light. Crooked scans print crooked.
2. Always print at 100%. If your printer scales the page, the cards will not match the real CNIC size. Turn off “Fit to page”.
3. Copies are for your own use. Only scan ID cards you are allowed to copy, and keep the PDF somewhere safe.

Common questions

ID card print sheet FAQ

What is the standard Pakistan ID card (CNIC) size?

The Pakistani CNIC follows the international ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1 standard: 85.60 × 53.98 mm — the same size as a bank/credit card. This tool uses that exact size for the “Standard CNIC” setting, so printed copies match the real card.

How many ID cards fit on one A4 page?

At the standard CNIC size, 8 cards fit on one A4 page (2 columns × 4 rows) with cutting lines. If you choose a smaller size, more fit: 10 per page at 80%, 21 per page at 65%, and 32 per page at 50%.

How do I print so the cards come out the exact size?

In your print dialog, set the scale to 100% or “Actual size” and turn OFF “Fit to page” or “Shrink to fit”. Use A4 paper. Any scaling will make the cards the wrong size.

Can I print only the front side of my ID card?

Yes. The back side is optional. If you upload both sides, the PDF prints all the fronts first and then all the backs, so you can cut matching pairs.

My scan came out sideways. Can I fix it?

Yes. Each uploaded side has its own Rotate button — tap it until the card is upright. The preview updates instantly so you can check before generating the PDF.

Is my ID card photo uploaded to any server?

No. Everything — reading your scans, arranging the sheet, and building the PDF — happens inside your web browser with the HTML5 Canvas API and jsPDF. Your ID card images never leave your device.

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