Aadhaar Card Front and Back Merge
Choose a photo of the front and one of the back. Both sides are placed on one page, like a photocopy, ready to sign and download under 200 KB.
Merge both sides in four steps
- Photograph both sidesCard flat on a dark table, phone held straight above, no flash glare on the hologram.
- Choose both photos togetherSelect the front first, then the back. They are stacked on one A4 page.
- Sign if the form asksOne tap adds “Self Attested”, your signature and the date below the card.
- DownloadJPG under 200 KB fits most portals; choose PDF if the form asks for one.
Upload limits on common portals
| Where | Usual limit | Pick |
|---|---|---|
| Scholarship and admission portals | 100–300 KB, JPG or PDF | JPG ≤ 200 KB |
| Recruitment application forms | 50–200 KB | JPG ≤ 100 KB |
| Bank and KYC uploads | Up to 1–2 MB, often PDF |
Limits change between notices, so check yours. For other ID cards on their own, use the self attested photocopy. For a multi-page set of certificates, use the self attested document maker.
Questions
Why do forms want both sides on one page?
The front has your photo, name and date of birth; the back has your address. Most portals give you a single upload box for address or ID proof, so both sides have to fit in one file.
Can I use the e-Aadhaar PDF instead?
Yes, if the form accepts it. The e-Aadhaar from the UIDAI website already shows both sides. Open it in a PDF reader to remove the password first, then sign it with our PDF tool if the form wants a signature.
Is my Aadhaar uploaded to your server?
No. Both photos are joined into one page by your own browser. Nothing is sent to us, and nothing is stored after you close the page.
The card looks small on the page. Can I make it bigger?
Each side is placed at a size that keeps both readable on an A4 page. Cropping your photos tightly to the card edges before choosing them makes the card fill its space.
Should I use a masked Aadhaar?
If the form only needs identity or address proof, a masked Aadhaar is safer because it hides the first eight digits. Use the full number only when the form asks for it.