Free Business Card Maker
A business card maker turns contact details, brand colors, and a short offer into a printable card layout. Use this free template generator to create a front/back card preview, QR-ready vCard copy, and printer handoff notes.
Build your card
Add the contact details, brand colors, and style direction for a printable business card brief.
Card preview
Front and back copy update as you type.
Export copy
Layout notes
- Use a strong name block, clean sans-serif type, and a small color bar.
- Keep contact details grouped in one corner for fast scanning.
- Horizontal cards work best for traditional print runs and wallet storage.
- Use #4F46E5 as the dominant color and #DC2626 for small highlights.
Print specs
- Final size: 3.5 x 2 inches.
- Bleed: add 0.125 inches on every edge.
- Safe area: keep text at least 0.125 inches inside the trim line.
- Export: PDF, 300 DPI, CMYK if your printer requires it.
Business card checklist
- 1Add contact detailsEnter the name, role, company, email, phone, website, and tagline that should appear on the card.
- 2Choose a layout directionPick a modern, classic, bold, or minimal style and choose horizontal or vertical orientation.
- 3Set brand colorsUse the primary and accent colors from the brand so the preview matches your launch materials.
- 4Copy the export briefCopy the print brief or vCard payload and hand it to a designer, printer, or design tool.
Print-ready details
- Use 300 DPI artwork for sharp text and logos.
- Keep small text above 7 pt for readability.
- Test every QR code before sending files to print.
- Leave enough safe margin so trim variance does not cut text.
- Export one PDF with front and back sides clearly labeled.
Business card FAQ
What is a business card maker?
A business card maker helps you turn names, contact details, brand colors, and a short message into a printable card layout and export brief.
What size should a business card be?
The standard US business card size is 3.5 x 2 inches. Add 0.125 inches of bleed on every edge when sending artwork to a printer.
What should I put on a business card?
Include your name, role, company, email, phone, website, and one short tagline or value statement. Keep the front easy to scan.
Can a business card include a QR code?
Yes. A QR code can point to a website, booking page, portfolio, or vCard. Keep it large enough to scan and test it before printing.
How do I make a card look professional?
Use one dominant color, one accent color, clear spacing, and a readable font size. Avoid crowding the card with too many links or claims.