Crop your ABHA health card PDF to 85.6 × 54 mm PVC size online. Front and back layout for A4 or 4x6 printing with a scannable QR code. Free and private.
They are different documents. ABHA (Ayushman Bharat Health Account) is your 14-digit digital health ID under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), used to link your health records across hospitals. PMJAY is the ₹5 lakh hospital insurance scheme card. AadharHub has a dedicated crop tool for each.
Download your ABHA card from the official abha.abdm.gov.in portal or the ABHA app. AadharHub then crops it to the standard 85.6 × 54 mm PVC card size.
Upload the PDF, place the Front box over the photo and ABHA number and the Back box over the QR code side, choose A4 or 4x6 and download.
Yes. The crop keeps the QR code at full resolution inside the card boundary. Print at 100% scale on glossy paper so OPD counters can scan it from your laminated card.
What the ABHA card is, where to download it, and how to crop and print both sides.
Your ABHA (Ayushman Bharat Health Account) card is a 14-digit digital health identity issued under the National Health Authority's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM). It is not the same as the Ayushman Bharat PMJAY insurance card. ABHA links your health records, prescriptions and lab reports across participating hospitals through your ABHA number and ABHA address, while PMJAY is a separate ₹5 lakh hospitalisation scheme card. AadharHub's ABHA card cropper captures the front (photo, name, ABHA number) and back (QR code and details) at the standard 85.6 × 54 mm PVC size.
Log in at abha.abdm.gov.in or in the ABHA app with your ABHA number, ABHA address or mobile number, and download the ABHA card as a PDF. Upload that PDF here to crop it. The file stays on your device.
After uploading, the tool shows two crop boxes. Place the Front box over the side with your photo and ABHA number and the Back box over the QR code side. Choose A4 to print both sides next to each other with cut guides, or 4x6 for glossy photo paper, then download the PDF.
ABHA IDs are primarily digital, but many OPD registration counters and smaller clinics still scan a printed QR code for faster check-in when the ABHA app or DigiLocker isn't at hand. Printing your ABHA card on thick glossy paper and laminating it keeps the QR scannable and durable in your wallet.
Print with Scale set to 100% (Actual Size) and a good print quality setting. Avoid 'Fit to page', which shrinks the card, and avoid matte plain paper, which can blur fine QR modules.
Yes. It is free, needs no login and your health card never leaves your device.
Read the step-by-step guide: The Complete Guide to Printing Government ID Cards (Aadhaar, PAN, Ayushman, Voter) in Exact PVC Size