Centered portrait
Front-facing photos with even lighting usually sit closest to the reference layout.
CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST | ID GENERATOR
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Submit photo, write it in, sign it, then get your ID.
Adjust Photo
Signature
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Quick Tips
Keep the card clean
Use a centered portrait, keep the crop tight, and fill the three text lines with short entries.
The card stays on the first screen, so you can upload, adjust, sign, and export in one pass.
Short text
Name, birth date, and location stay readable when you keep each field compact.
One final pass
Check the crop, draw the signature, switch the card color if needed, then save the PNG.
Before You Export
A few small checks
Face in frameKeep the eyes near the middle so the portrait feels balanced inside the paper.
Room for the dotsIf the text feels crowded, shorten the name or location before exporting.
Light signatureA quick signature usually sits better over the printed line than a heavy scribble.
Questions
What you can do here
Can I replace the sample photo?
Yes. Upload any image and it will replace the default portrait.
Does it download as a PNG?
Yes. The card exports as a PNG in the browser.
Can I change the card color?
Yes. Use Select Color to switch between the card options.
Can I redraw the signature?
Yes. Open the signature pad again or clear it and sign once more.
Do I need extra software?
No. The crop, text, signature, and export all run on the page.
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