Merge both ID-card sides onto one A4 page
Photograph both sides of your ID card; they're auto-flattened and stacked at true size on one A4 page — with an optional purpose stamp. Processed on your device, images never leave your machine.
Overlays a faint line so this copy can't be reused for other purposes. Off = export without a stamp.
Quick presetsImages are processed on your device — no file is uploaded to any server
When you submit an application dossier (loan application, opening a bank account, registering a SIM, notarization, etc.), you often need a photocopy of both sides of your ID card on a single A4 sheet.
This tool does exactly that, right on your device: photograph or upload both sides, and it automatically detects the 4 corners and corrects the perspective to produce a clean, scan-like flat image, then stacks them vertically, centered, at the card's true size (85.6×54mm) on an A4 sheet. You can turn on a faint purpose stamp ("FOR LOAN APPLICATION ONLY", etc.) so the copy can't be misused for other purposes. Because this is a personal ID document, all processing runs in your browser — your CCCD images never leave your device.
How to merge both sides of a CCCD onto one A4 page
- 1Photograph/upload both sides
Upload the Front and Back images of your ID card (take a straight-on photo or choose an existing image).
- 2Flatten
The tool auto-detects the card's 4 corners; drag the points to match the edges, then choose an image style (Color / Enhance / Black & white).
- 3Stamp (optional) & export
Turn on the purpose stamp if you want, preview the A4 page, then download it as PDF or PNG.
Frequently asked questions
Are my CCCD images uploaded to a server?
Everything runs right in your browser — your files are never uploaded to any server, keeping them completely private.
Is the card on the A4 shown at its true size?
Yes. By default each side is placed at the exact ID-1 standard (85.6×54mm), just like a notarized photocopy. You can switch to "Fit to page" mode to make the card larger and easier to read.
What is the purpose stamp for, and is it required?
It's not required — leave it blank and the file is exported without a stamp. When enabled, a faint line of text (e.g. "FOR LOAN APPLICATION ONLY · date") is overlaid diagonally across the sheet, making the copy hard to reuse for other purposes while the information stays clearly readable.