Crop and Print CMAAY Card Online

Crop your CMAAY health card PDF to PVC size (85.6 × 54 mm), ready to print.

PDF

Drag & Drop PDF Here

or

No Files Selected

Format
Quality

Instructions and Tips

Follow these instructions to make sure the cards are cropped correctly.

  • Use the CMAAY card PDF exactly as downloaded. A photo, a screenshot or a PDF saved again from another app may not crop well.
  • The CMAAY card PDF usually opens without a password. If it asks for one, a password box appears here.
  • Printing for several customers at a CSC, e-Mitra or cyber cafe? Press Add to print list after each crop to put up to 5 CR80-size (85.6 × 54 mm) cards on one A4 sheet, with no Photoshop needed.
  • Border not quite right? Press Edit under the result to move it.
  • If a card doesn't crop the way you expect, tell us in our Telegram Group Chat so we can fix it.

Where to get your CMAAY card

The CMAAY card, also called the e-card or M-card, is issued under the Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Yojana, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, once a family is enrolled.

  1. From the CMAAY website

    On the CMAAY website, scroll to the Know Your Card bar at the bottom of the page, enter your URN (enrolment number), press Search and save the card as a PDF.

  2. From the Arogya Arunachal app

    The Arogya Arunachal app shows the card for each family member. Save it as a PDF to crop it here.

  3. From an enrolment centre

    If you can’t download it yourself, the CMAAY enrolment counter at a district hospital or a CSC can get it for you.

Printing the CMAAY card

  • Print at 100% or Actual size. Fit to page makes the card smaller than 85.6 × 54 mm.
  • Print on A4 or 4×6 paper. Pick the paper from the arrow next to Print.
  • Save gives JPEG A4 or JPEG 4×6 (the sheet as it prints), JPEG Crop (the card alone) or Word. Each prints at the right size from any viewer set to 100%.
  • For a PVC card printer, pick PVC card from the arrow next to Print. Standard (300 dpi) suits most card printers. Choose High (600 dpi) if small text looks soft.
  • On A4, front and back print side by side. Cut along the edges, fold, and laminate. On 4×6, the back prints under the front. Cut out both sides and laminate them back to back.

Questions

What is the URN?

The URN is the number the family gets when it is enrolled in CMAAY. The CMAAY enrolment counter can look it up if you don’t have it.

What does CMAAY cover?

Cashless treatment of up to ₹5 lakh a year per enrolled family at empanelled hospitals, paid by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh.

Does the CMAAY PDF have a password?

Usually not. If a PDF does ask for one, E-Card Cutter shows a password box before cropping.

Can I print the CMAAY card on a PVC card?

Yes. Pick PVC card from the arrow next to Print. Each side prints on its own at CR80 size (85.6 × 54 mm), for card printers that print one side at a time. If your printer prints from its own software, Save or Copy each side and open it there. Standard (300 dpi) suits most card printers. Choose High (600 dpi) if small text looks soft.

Is my CMAAY PDF uploaded anywhere?

No. The PDF is opened and cropped in your browser, on your phone or computer. It isn’t sent to any server.

About the CMAAY card

What CMAAY is

Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Yojana is the Government of Arunachal Pradesh’s health assurance scheme, started in 2018. Enrolled families get cashless treatment at empanelled hospitals.

The card shows the member’s name and CMAAY ID, which the hospital uses to check the enrolment.

Cropping and printing it

E-Card Cutter finds the card in the PDF, front and back, and cuts it to 85.6 × 54 mm, ready to print on A4, 4×6 photo paper or a PVC card.