If you want to print both sides of Argentina’s Document Nacional de Identidad (DNI) on a single page, this guide is for you. Many times, people forget to carry their ID cards, but they have pictures stored on their phones or computers. In this blog, we will show you a simple and effective way to print both sides of your ID on a single page.

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Capture Clear Photos of Your DNI (Front and Back)

First, take clear images of both sides of your ID card using your phone or a scanner. Ensure the images are not blurry and are well-lit for better quality.

Step 2: Resize and Edit Your Photos

If your images have different sizes or need brightness and contrast adjustments, follow these steps:

• Resize and Crop: Use the Resize Tool
• Improve Brightness and Sharpness: Use the Enhance Document Tool
• Remove Extra Text or Marks: Use the Edit Image Tool

Step 3: Merge Both Photos on a Single Page

Using the Crop & Merge Tool, you can:

• Arrange front and back images properly on the same page.
• Set the DPI and size for a clear printout.

Step 4: Download and Print the Final Image

Once you have adjusted both images correctly, download the final version and print it.

• Select A4 size paper for a proper fit.
• Use high-quality print mode to avoid blurriness.

Real-Life Examples

Printing ID for Travel

Mariano, traveling from Buenos Aires to Chile, realized he forgot his ID at home. Fortunately, he had ID photos on his phone. He used the ResizeImage Tool to merge both sides onto a single page and printed it. This printout helped him check into his hotel without any issues.

Submitting a Bank Form

Lucia needed to open a bank account but only had a digital copy of her ID. She used an online tool to merge both sides of her DNI and printed it. The bank accepted the printout, and her account was successfully created.

If you need to print both sides of your DNI on a single page, you can do it easily using ResizeImage Tools. This method is not only fast but also helpful in emergencies.

Have you tried this method? Let us know in the comments!