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Virtual ID Copies Explained: When a Digital Novelty ID Is Useful

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- Daniel Reyes - 4 min read

Virtual ID Copies Explained: When a Digital Novelty ID Is Useful

A virtual ID copy is a high-resolution digital scan of your FakeYourDrank novelty card. For $40, we email you the front and back images generated from the same details as your physical card, so the barcode data matches. This guide explains what the digital copy includes and when it makes sense for your entertainment or creative project.

All products on this site are novelty items made for entertainment purposes. The digital copy is a convenience add-on, not a replacement for the physical card.

What you get

The $40 digital copy includes high-resolution front and back scans sent securely to your email. The scans are generated from the same information you entered at checkout, so everything on the card matches the physical version.

When a digital copy is useful

Most customers add a digital copy when they need the card details on their phone for a project before the physical card arrives. It is also handy as a backup reference for your records, for creative work where only an image is needed, or while the physical card is still in production.

Because the barcode data is identical, the scan reads the same way the physical card would in an image-based check. See the virtual IDs page for the full product description.

How to order a digital copy

Place your order normally on the order page. After ordering, email us with your order number and request the $40 digital copy. We send the high-resolution front and back scans securely to your email.

What the digital copy is not

The digital copy is not a separate card and does not ship a second physical product. It is a scan of the card you already ordered. If you need a backup physical card, remember that every FakeYourDrank order already includes a free duplicate.

How it fits with the rest of your order

The digital copy is generated after your order is placed, so the details always match the card in production. For groups, each digital copy is per card, so tell us which card you want scanned when you email.

Security of the email delivery

The scans are sent to the same email address on your order, and the files are never posted publicly. Keep the email safe, because the scans contain the same details as your physical card.

Digital copies for groups

If a group order has several cards, you can request a digital copy for one card or for every card. Each digital copy is $40, and you should tell support which card each scan belongs to when you email.

The virtual copy process is explained step by step on the virtual IDs page. The same $40 price applies no matter which state or material you ordered.

Some customers order the digital copy at the same time as the physical card, and others add it later. Both work, as long as the physical order exists first.

Because the scan is generated from the card details, any change to the physical order should be requested before the digital copy is produced.

If you need the scans for a project deadline, request them early. The digital copy is produced in the order queue, so timing depends on current volume.

In short, a virtual ID copy is a convenience add-on for buyers who need the card image on their phone before the physical card arrives.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a virtual ID copy cost?

Digital copies cost $40. Place your order first, then email us your order number and we send the scans securely.

Do the scans match my physical card?

Yes. The front and back scans are generated from the same information as your physical card, so the barcode data is identical.

When do I receive the scans?

After your order is placed and the digital copy is requested, the scans are emailed securely. Timing depends on the queue, and support can confirm the current estimate.

Can I order a digital copy without a physical card?

No. The digital copy is an add-on to an existing card order, because it is generated from the card details you already submitted.

Is the digital copy refundable?

Refunds follow the same policy as the rest of the order: defective items only, reported within the window described on the FAQ page.