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Business card maker
Add your details and logo, then choose a layout and your brand colour. The QR code on the back saves you to contacts when scanned; download the card as a print-ready PDF or 10 on an A4 sheet.
FRONT
BACK
Output
The printer file has two pages, front and back, each 91 × 61 mm with 3 mm bleed on every edge. Keep important text 4 mm inside the trim line.
In the print window, choose “Save as PDF” as the destination and “Actual size” or 100% as the scale.
Your details are processed in your browser and are not sent anywhere.
The card leaves your hand, your details stay in their phone
Most cards handed out at a trade show or meeting end up in a drawer. The code on the back puts your number and website into the other person’s phone with one scan, so the connection stays even if the card is lost.
Get your brand colour codes with the colour palette generator, and build a matching email signature with the email signature generator.
Common questions
The standard UK and European size is 85 × 55 mm, and the maker works at that size. For a printer, 3 mm of bleed is added on every edge, so the file is 91 × 61 mm; the card is trimmed to 85 × 55 mm after printing.
Trimming can shift by a fraction of a millimetre. Extending the background 3 mm past the trim line means no white sliver at the edge. Text and logo stay at least 4 mm inside the trim line; the maker leaves these margins for you.
It holds your name, job title, company, phone, email and website as a vCard. When someone scans it with their phone camera, your details arrive ready to save to their contacts; nobody has to type your number.
Yes. The 10-on-A4 option lays the cards out on one sheet with cut marks, and the back page is mirrored to line up with the fronts when printed double-sided. Use 250 to 350 gsm matt card and keep the print scale at 100%.
No. The card is created in your browser; your details and logo are not sent anywhere.
LET'S TALK
From your card to your website, make your brand speak with one voice.
On the first call we look at how your brand comes across on your card, email signature and website.
- Domain, accounts and source code in your name
- Scope and price in a written quote
- Design, development and ads with one contact