Make a business card
Your details, eight designs, and a file the print shop can actually use.
Most free card designers end at the point where you would like the file: an account, a watermark, or a per-card price. This gives you the print-ready PDF. Type your details, pick a design, set your colours, and download a card with bleed and crop marks, or a full sheet to cut at home, or a PNG to send on WhatsApp. Your name and number stay in your browser.
How to make a business card
- 1
Type your details
Name, title, company, phone, email, website, address and a social handle. Add a logo if you have one, ideally a PNG with a transparent background.
- 2
Choose a design and size
Eight designs, each with its own front and back, and the card size for your country. The preview shows both sides at the real proportions.
- 3
Download for print or sharing
A single card with bleed and crop marks for the print shop, a full sheet for your own printer, or a 300 dpi PNG.
Why print-ready matters
A card designed at screen size and sent as a JPG comes back from the printer soft, with the edges trimmed into the text. Bleed, crop marks and the right size are the difference between a card and a reprint.
Use the back as well
A second side costs almost nothing at the printer. Every design here has its own back for the details, and the Fine line design adds a QR code that saves your contact.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a watermark?+
No. No watermark, no logo of ours, no account and nothing to pay.
What do I send to the printer?+
The single card PDF with bleed and crop marks. That is the file a print shop expects, and it saves the conversation about trim.
What size should the card be?+
Use the size for where you are: 90 by 50 mm is common in Nepal and India, 85 by 55 mm in Europe, 3.5 by 2 inches in the US. All are presets here.
Are my details uploaded?+
No. The card is drawn in your browser, so your phone number and email are not collected by anybody.