Make A World-Citizen ID Card With A Peace Dove On It — Free, Open Source, Public Domain
Your name. Your photo. Your signature. Your rules. No government, no sign-up, no database. 
Free ·
Open source ·
Runs in your browser, nothing uploaded ·
Printable on real plastic
🤔 Wait what is this exactly?
You fill out a tiny form on a website.
It spits out a beautiful credit-card-sized ID with a photo, your chosen name, a signature line, and a peace dove on it. ![]()
You can print it as a paper card, or get any business-card printing shop to make it on real plastic for a few bucks.
It’s not a fake government ID. It’s its own thing — your own personal card that says “hey, this is me, I made it myself.”
🎯 Who would actually want one?
DIY nerds — same energy as making your own merch
Cosplayers & world-builders — give your fictional characters real cards
Privacy folks — for forms where you don’t want your real ID floating around
Collectors — it’s just a beautifully designed object
Travelers — looks cool in your wallet next to passports
Curious people — because it’s genuinely fun to make
✨ Why it's actually pretty
It’s not a boring rectangle.
The card has a dove on a cloud background, the text is in Esperanto (the international peace language), and the layout looks like a real diplomatic ID — but with your face on it.
It feels like something you’d find in a vintage spy movie. ![]()
🛠️ How to make one — 60 seconds
- Open the website
- Type your name + birth date + ID number you make up
- Upload a photo + signature
- Click Generate
- Download the image → print at home OR send to a card-printing site for plastic ($5–10)
That’s the whole thing. No account, no email, no payment. ![]()
Github repo (it’s open source, public domain): memdeklaro on github
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