Crop & Print ID Cards Online with E-Card Cutter

E-Card Cutter is a free website that turns the PDF of an Indian e-card, such as e-Aadhaar, e-PAN or a Voter ID (e-EPIC), into a print-ready card. It finds the card on the page with AI, crops the front and back, and sizes them to 85.6 × 54 mm, the size of an ATM card.

E-Card Cutter has been cropping e-cards since 2021, and its only address is ecardcutter.com. Sites with a similar name on other domains are not run by E-Card Cutter.

It is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with UIDAI, the Income Tax Department, the Election Commission or any other government body, and it does not issue any document.

Yes, completely. Every feature is free: High quality at 600 dpi, Word export, the print list and the editor. There is no paid plan, nothing is locked, and there is no watermark on your cards.

No. There is no account, no login and no OTP. Open the page for your card and start cropping.

No. There is no daily limit: crop as many cards as you need, every day, for yourself or for every customer.

No. Your PDF is opened and cropped inside your own browser, on your phone or computer. It is not uploaded to E-Card Cutter, and the PDF password you type stays on your device too.

A small detection model, trained on official e-card PDFs, looks at each page and finds the front and back of every card. The app then trims each side to its printed border and sizes it to 85.6 × 54 mm.

The model runs in your browser. Your first visit downloads it, about 9 MB in all, and your browser keeps it for next time.

E-Card Cutter currently supports: Aadhaar, PAN, Jan Aadhaar, Voter ID, Ayushman (PMJAY), Maandhan Pension, e-Shram, EPF UAN, ABHA, UMID, Sambal, UDID, NIOS. Each card has its own page, tuned to that card's layout.

Yes. E-Card Cutter works on smartphones and computers, in every browser: Chrome, Brave, Firefox, Edge, Safari and others. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install. Safety Pro Max :)

1. Download your e-Aadhaar PDF from UIDAI's myAadhaar portal: choose Download Aadhaar and enter the OTP sent to your mobile.
2. Open the Aadhaar Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Type the PDF password: the first four letters of your name in capitals, then your year of birth.
4. Press Crop. The front and back are cropped to 85.6 × 54 mm, ready to print or save as JPEG or Word.

The first four letters of your name as printed on the Aadhaar, in capital letters, followed by your year of birth. For example, SURESH KUMAR born in 1990 types SURE1990.

1. Download your e-PAN PDF from Protean (NSDL), UTIITSL or the Income Tax portal.
2. Open the PAN Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Type the PDF password: your date of birth as DDMMYYYY, with no slashes. For a company or firm, use the date of incorporation.
4. Press Crop, then print or save your PAN card.

Your date of birth as DDMMYYYY, with no slashes or spaces. For example, a date of birth of 5 March 1990 is 05031990. For a company, firm or trust, use its date of incorporation or formation in the same format.

1. Download your e-EPIC PDF from the Election Commission's Voters' Service Portal or the Voter Helpline app.
2. Open the Voter ID Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop. The front and back of your Voter ID are cropped to card size.

1. Download your Ayushman card PDF from the PMJAY beneficiary portal or the Ayushman app.
2. Open the Ayushman Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop, then print or save the card.

1. Download the Jan Aadhaar PDF from the Jan Aadhaar portal or an e-Mitra kiosk.
2. Open the Jan Aadhaar Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop. Every card in the PDF is cropped, so a family PDF gives you each member's card.

1. Download your ABHA card PDF from the ABHA portal of the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission.
2. Open the ABHA Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop, then print or save the card.

1. Download your e-Shram (UAN) card PDF from the e-Shram portal, logged in with your Aadhaar-linked mobile number.
2. Open the e-Shram Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop, then print or save the card.

1. Download your UAN card PDF from the EPFO member portal: log in, then View, UAN Card.
2. Open the EPF UAN Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop, then print or save the card.

1. Download your Maandhan card PDF (PM-SYM, PM-KMY or NPS-Traders) from maandhan.in, or get it from the CSC where you enrolled.
2. Open the Maandhan Pension Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop, then print or save the card.

1. Download your UMID card PDF from the Railways UMID web app or the UMID app, after logging in with the OTP sent to your registered mobile.
2. Open the UMID Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop, then print or save the card.

1. Download your Sambal card PDF from the Sambal portal with your Aadhaar or registration number and the OTP.
2. Open the Sambal Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop, then print or save the card.

1. Download your e-UDID card PDF from the Swavlamban portal with your enrolment or UDID number and the OTP.
2. Open the UDID Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop, then print or save the card.

1. Download your NIOS student ID card PDF from sdmis.nios.ac.in: log in, then the print menu, ID Card.
2. Open the NIOS ID Card Cropper tool and select the downloaded PDF.
3. Press Crop, then print or save the card.

Click the card image, or press Edit under the result, to open the image editor. You can move the borders, straighten a tilted card, rotate it, and change the gap between the front and back before you print or save.

The AI looks for anything shaped like a card on each page, so most PDFs crop, even ones it has not seen before. If it finds nothing, the crop tool opens so you can mark the card yourself, and any result can be adjusted in the editor.

For the best result, use the PDF exactly as downloaded from the official portal: not unlocked, compressed or edited with another tool. If a card still doesn't come out right, tell us in our Telegram group or write to help@ecardcutter.com, and we will help and improve the cropper for that card.

85.6 × 54 mm (3.37 × 2.13 inches). This is the ID-1 size, also called CR80, used by ATM cards and PVC ID cards. E-Card Cutter crops every card to this size.

1. Use A4 paper. In the print dialog, set the scale to 100% or choose "Actual size".
2. Turn off "Fit to page" and "Shrink to fit", which make the card smaller.
3. After printing, measure the card: it should be 85.6 mm wide.

Five. Each card is printed with its front and back side by side, and five cards fit down one A4 sheet at true size. Add cards to the print list from as many PDFs as you like and print them together.

Plain A4 paper works. For a sturdier card, print on thicker photo paper or card stock, cut along the edges, fold or stick the front and back together, and laminate it. A PVC card printer gives the most durable result.

Yes. Choose High quality (600 dpi) and save the card as JPEG, then open it in your card printer's software and print at the ID-1 (CR80) card size. In the editor you can place the front and back side by side or one above the other.

No. E-Card Cutter only crops and resizes the card from your official PDF. Everything printed on it, including the photo and the QR code, stays exactly as the issuer made it. UIDAI states that e-Aadhaar is as valid as the physical Aadhaar letter.