Will this work for other ID cards, not just Nepali citizenship?

Yes, it works with any two-sided ID, licence or card, front and back photos are simply lined up on one page.

What's the difference between A4 and compact page size?

A4 places both images on a standard printable A4 page, useful for printing or submitting to forms that expect A4 documents. Compact sizes the page to just fit the images, with no extra white space.

My photo came out sideways, can I fix that?

Yes, click the rotate button on the front or back preview to rotate it 90° at a time. The downloaded file matches exactly how the preview looks.

Should I choose PDF, JPG or PNG?

Choose PDF if a form or portal expects a document file, or JPG/PNG if it expects a single image upload. JPG is smaller in size; PNG keeps slightly crisper edges around text.

Are my ID photos uploaded anywhere?

No, the file is created entirely in your browser. Your images are never sent to a server.

ID Card Combiner

Combine front and back ID card scans into one aligned PDF, JPG or PNG.

Front side

Upload the front side

or drag and drop it here

JPG or PNG image

Back side

Upload the back side

or drag and drop it here

JPG or PNG image

Processed entirely in your browser, nothing is uploaded, stored or seen by us.

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How to Use

1Upload a photo or scan of the front side.
2Upload a photo or scan of the back side.
3Rotate either side if it's sideways or upside down.
4Choose PDF, JPG or PNG and a page size, then click "Create" and download it.

Features

Front and back on a single, aligned page
Rotate each side independently before combining
Export as PDF, JPG or PNG
A4 printable or compact page size
Automatically matches both sides to the same width
No upload, 100% in-browser

Upload separate front and back photos or scans of an ID card, such as a Nepali citizenship card, driving licence or similar document, and PDUtilities lines them up into a single, cleanly aligned PDF, JPG or PNG, entirely in your browser.

Why front and back on one page?

Banks, employers, universities, telecom providers and government portals regularly ask for “a copy of your ID, both sides”, usually as one file. Uploading two separate photos often isn't possible, and pasting them into a word processor is fiddly. The ID Card Combiner lines up the front above the back, matches them to the same width and exports a single PDF, JPG or PNG.

Taking good photos of the card

Place the card on a plain, dark, non-reflective surface so the edges stand out.
Shoot from directly above, not at an angle, so the card stays rectangular.
Use daylight rather than the flash, which causes glare on laminated cards.
Fill most of the frame with the card, and crop off the table with the Image Cropper if needed.
Make sure every number and the photo are sharp. Tap to focus before you take the picture.

Choosing output and page size

Choose	When
PDF + A4 page	Printing, or portals that ask for an A4 document
PDF + Compact	Emailing, or portals that just ask for a PDF
JPG	Forms that want a single image; smallest file size
PNG	Single image with slightly crisper text edges; larger file

Use the rotate buttons if a side came out sideways or upside down. The download matches the preview exactly. This works with any two-sided card: national ID and citizenship cards, driving licences, residence permits, student or staff cards, and health insurance cards.

If the portal has a size limit, choose JPG first. If the PDF is still too large, run it through Compress PDF. ID scans compress very well.

Your ID never leaves your device

Identity documents are among the most sensitive files you own, and uploading them to an unknown converter is a real risk. This tool builds the combined file entirely inside your browser; the images are never sent to a server, and nothing is stored once you close the tab.