About Crop Aadhaar Card

Most forms that ask for an Aadhaar card photo or scan also enforce a pixel size and a file size limit, and those two numbers rarely match what comes straight off a phone camera. This site exists to close that gap with one tool: upload an image, crop it to the size a form needs, and download it. No account, no image upload to a server, no wait.

How the size figures are checked

Every exam or portal listed on this site sets its own photo and signature specification, and most of them revise the exact numbers with each new recruitment cycle. The figures on each guide page are compiled by checking the relevant notification or application portal directly where possible, and cross-referencing multiple sources where the primary notification isn't easy to access. Each guide page shows the date it was last checked.

These figures can still be wrong or out of date, especially right after an exam board publishes a new notification. If you spot one that doesn't match your current form, the official notification always takes priority over anything on this site, and we'd genuinely like to know so we can correct it. See the contact page for how to reach us.

How your image is handled

The cropping tool runs entirely in JavaScript, in your browser, using the HTML Canvas API. There is no upload button that sends your file anywhere, because there is no server-side endpoint on this site that accepts an image. You can confirm this yourself: open your browser's network tab while using the tool, and you'll see no request carrying your image data. Full detail is in the privacy policy.

Not affiliated with any government body

Crop Aadhaar Card is an independently run tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to UIDAI, the Government of India, or any exam board or agency referenced on this site (including SSC, IBPS, SBI, UPSC, or the Railway Recruitment Boards). Aadhaar is a registered identity program of UIDAI; references to it here are for descriptive purposes only.