For common service centres and for farmers
A wallet-size farmer card, printed from your own enrolment PDF.
Drop in the AgriStack enrolment PDF, check the details, and take away a card-printer file in about two minutes. It runs in your browser — the document never leaves the device.
₹15 with the PDF · ₹10 typed in
Not a government card — for personal use only. Those exact words print on the card itself.
How it goes
- 01
Bring the enrolment PDF, or just the details
Upload the AgriStack enrolment PDF and the form fills itself, or type the details in. Either way it takes a couple of minutes.
- 02
Check the card as you go
Front and back are drawn live while you type, in the template and the language you pick. What you see is exactly what prints.
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Pay once, take every format
One charge unlocks the PVC print file, an A4 sheet with crop marks, a 4x6 sheet and both sides as images.
What is true about this tool
Nothing is uploaded
The PDF is read inside your browser and the card is drawn inside your browser. Our server only ever sees the payment.
The Aadhaar number stays on your device
The card prints the full twelve digits, as the holder asked for. The number is typed in your browser, drawn into the card in your browser, and never sent to our server — the QR code carries only the last four.
We never fetch anybody’s records
No UIDAI, no PM-Kisan, no state portal. You bring your own document.
This card is unofficial
It is a personal record, printed for convenience. The official Farmer ID card is a free download from your state AgriStack portal.
What you get for one payment
- A CR80 PVC PDF, 85.6 × 54 mm, one page per face — hand it to the card printer.
- An A4 PDF with both faces at true size, crop marks, and every land parcel listed.
- A 4 × 6 inch PDF for a photo lab, with crop marks.
- Both faces as PNG images, 1011 × 638 px at 300 dpi.
You buy the card, not a file type. Every format is included, and you can download them again if the connection drops.
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