How to Scan Aadhar Card : Step by Step Process

To scan an Aadhar card, use a smartphone with a scanning app or a computer with a scanner. Place the card on a flat surface, capture the image using the app or software, adjust if needed, and save the scan. Share or store the scanned document as required.

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Know How to Scan Aadhar Card

Using a Smartphone:

Step 1: Prepare the Aadhar Card

• Ensure your Aadhar card is clean and free from any obstructions.
• Place the Aadhar card on a flat surface with good lighting.

Step 2: Choose a Scanning App

• There are several scanning apps available on both Android and iOS. Some popular options include Adobe Scan, Microsoft Office Lens, and CamScanner.
• Download and install your preferred scanning app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.

Step 3: Open the Scanning App

• Launch the scanning app on your smartphone.

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Step 4: Position the Aadhar Card

• Position your smartphone camera over the Aadhar card.
• Ensure the entire card fits within the frame.

Step 5: Capture the Scan

• Follow the on-screen instructions to capture the scan. Usually, you need to tap a capture button to take the photo.
• Some apps automatically detect the edges of the document and capture the image when it’s in focus.

Step 6: Adjust the Scan (if needed)

• After capturing, the app may allow you to adjust the corners to fit the card perfectly.
• Crop any unnecessary background and ensure the Aadhar card is properly aligned.

Step 7: Save the Scan

• Once satisfied with the scan, save the document. Most apps allow you to save the scanned document as a PDF or an image file.
• Name the file appropriately for easy identification.

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Step 8: Share or Store the Scan

• You can now share the scanned Aadhar card via email, messaging apps, or upload it to cloud storage services like Google Drive or Dropbox for safekeeping.

Using a Computer with a Scanner:

Step 1: Prepare the Aadhar Card

• Ensure your Aadhar card is clean and free from any obstructions.
• Place the Aadhar card on the scanner bed.

Step 2: Open Scanning Software

• Open the scanning software installed on your computer. This could be software that came with your scanner or a third-party scanning application.

Step 3: Select Scan Settings

• Choose the appropriate settings for the scan. Typically, you should select a high-resolution setting (300 dpi or higher) for clear text and images.
• Choose the color option (color, grayscale, or black and white) based on your preference.

Step 4: Preview the Scan

• Most scanning software provides a preview option. Use this to ensure the Aadhar card is positioned correctly on the scanner bed.
• Adjust the placement if necessary.

Step 5: Scan the Aadhar Card

• Click the “Scan” button to start the scanning process.
• Wait for the scanner to complete the process.

Step 6: Save the Scan

• After scanning, the software will display the scanned image.
• Save the file in your preferred format (PDF, JPEG, etc.).
• Name the file appropriately for easy identification.

Step 7: Share or Store the Scan

• You can now share the scanned Aadhar card via email, messaging apps, or upload it to cloud storage services like Google Drive or Dropbox for safekeeping.

Using a Scanner with Smartphone Integration:

Step 1: Prepare the Aadhar Card

• Ensure your Aadhar card is clean and free from any obstructions.
• Place the Aadhar card on the scanner bed.

Step 2: Open Scanner App

• Some modern scanners allow you to use a smartphone app for scanning.
• Download and open the corresponding app provided by your scanner’s manufacturer.

Step 3: Connect to the Scanner

• Connect your smartphone to the scanner via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, following the instructions in the app.

Step 4: Scan the Aadhar Card

• Use the app to initiate the scan. The app will guide you through the process.
• Wait for the scanner to complete the process.

Step 5: Save and Share the Scan

• The app will save the scanned image directly to your smartphone.
• You can now share the scanned Aadhar card via email, messaging apps, or upload it to cloud storage services.