PAN Card Front & Back Joiner
Many banking, mutual fund, demat, and job onboarding portals only provide a single upload field for ‘PAN ID Proof’. Upload both sides here and download a single merged image - ready for KYC submission.
credit_cardPAN Front Side
Upload Front Side
JPG, PNG, or WebP
credit_cardPAN Back Side
Upload Back Side
JPG, PNG, or WebP
How to merge your PAN card
Upload Both Sides
Take clear photos or scans of the front (with photo/signature) and back of your PAN card. Upload them into the respective boxes above.
Choose Layout
Select whether you want the images to be stacked (Top & Bottom) or placed next to each other (Side by Side).
Download & Upload
Download the merged image. If the file size is too big, use our exact KB compressor before uploading to your portal.
When do you need a joined PAN card?
KYC Verification
Most stock brokers (Zerodha, Upstox) and crypto exchanges provide only a single upload button for 'Identity Proof'.
Bank Account Opening
Digital savings accounts (like Kotak 811, SBI Yono) require both sides of the PAN to verify your signature and address.
Loan Applications
Personal loan and credit card applications usually ask for a single PDF or JPEG containing both sides of your PAN.
Company Incorporation
Director KYC forms (DIR-3 KYC) on the MCA portal require a single, self-attested merged image.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I merge the front and back of my PAN card?
Some KYC validation systems require seeing both the front verification details and the back card printing to confirm authenticity. Uploading both sides as a single combined file prevents rejections when only one upload slot is provided.
Is it safe to merge my PAN card here?
Yes, 100% safe. The tool processes images entirely inside your web browser using HTML5 Canvas. Your card details are never sent to a remote server. You can even disconnect your internet after loading the page and the tool will still work.
Can I use this for other ID cards?
Yes. You can merge Aadhaar cards, voter ID cards, driving licenses, or any other standard two-sided documents using this same workspace.
What layout should I choose?
The 'Top & Bottom' layout is best if you plan to convert the image to a PDF later, as it fits well on an A4 page. The 'Side by Side' layout is best if you just need to upload a square/landscape image.