Unlock, Compress & Convert your PAN Card PDF
PAN card uploads follow strict size limits: Income Tax e-Filing, mutual-fund KYC (KRA), most banks, and college admissions typically cap PAN card scans at 100 KB or 200 KB. The e-PAN downloaded from NSDL or UTIITSL is also password-protected with your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format. CrispPDF handles both — unlocks, resizes, and converts your PAN PDF locally in your browser so your PAN number, name, and DOB are never uploaded to a third party.
- Unlock the DDMMYYYY password on any NSDL or UTIITSL e-PAN PDF
- Compress under 100 KB or 200 KB for IT e-filing, KYC (KRA), and bank portals
- Convert PAN PDF to a single JPG for portals that reject PDFs
- Everything runs in your browser — no upload, so your PAN never leaves your device
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Frequently asked
+What is the password for my e-PAN PDF?
Your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format with no slashes or spaces. For 15 August 1990 the password is 15081990. This is the same for NSDL and UTIITSL e-PAN downloads.
+What file size does the Income Tax portal accept?
The Income Tax e-Filing portal typically accepts PAN uploads up to 500 KB, but KYC (KRA), CAMS, and many bank portals cap at 100 KB or 200 KB. Use the size-specific compressors linked below to match your portal's requirement.
+Can I upload the password-protected PAN PDF directly?
No. Almost every Indian govt/bank portal rejects password-protected PDFs. Unlock it first with the tool above, then compress if needed.
+Is this safe? Will you see my PAN?
No. CrispPDF processes the file entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded to our servers. Your PAN number, name, and DOB never leave your device.
+Can I convert PAN PDF to JPG for portals that only accept images?
Yes. Use the PDF to JPG tool — it converts each PAN PDF page to a JPG image, right in your browser.