🪪 ID card front & back on one page
Photograph the front and back of an ID card and LensUp places both onto one A4 sheet — the common “copy both sides on one page” errand, ready to print or send as a PDF.
Open the free tool →How to use
- Photograph the front, then the back of the card.
- Choose the “ID card” layout.
- Export or print — both sides land on one A4 page.
FAQ
How do I copy both sides of an ID onto one page?
Add the front and back photos, pick the ID-card layout, and export — they are placed together on one A4 sheet.
Which cards does it work for?
Any card — national ID (e.g. KTP / Aadhaar), driving licence, membership card.
Is it free and private?
Yes — free, no sign-up, and everything runs in your browser.
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