Business Card Maker Online for Visiting Cards & Print

Free online business card designer with 23 templates for visiting cards, name cards and digital business cards, including logo, QR/vCard and PDF, PNG, JPG or SVG export.

Create professional business cards for print, networking and digital sharing

This online business card maker, visiting card maker and printable name-card designer combines 23 unique front-and-back layouts, company branding, contact information, a back-side logo, optional portrait, QR contact codes, section-level text styling and printable exports in one responsive editor. It is suitable for entrepreneurs, freelancers, consultants, agencies, local businesses, real-estate professionals, healthcare workers, lawyers, restaurants, creators and corporate teams.

Twenty-three polished, distinct templates

Choose corporate, minimal, luxury, technology, healthcare, legal and creative layouts with individual front, back and portrait compositions.

Front and back design

Place detailed contact information on the front and use the back for branding, a tagline, website or scannable contact code.

QR code and vCard contact

Create a static website, phone, email, text or vCard QR and download a separate VCF file for quick contact saving.

Back-side logo and optional portrait

Place brand artwork only on the back, add an optional headshot to compatible front layouts, choose the image shape and adjust its scale.

Print sizes, bleed and safe area

Work with US, European, Japanese, square or custom dimensions and preview the trim and safe-area guides before printing.

PNG, JPG, SVG and PDF

Download an individual side, both card sides in a PDF, or repeated A4 and Letter print sheets at the selected resolution.

How to make a business card online

Use the live card editor to create a branded contact card without installing design software.

Choose a business card templateSelect one of the 23 unique professional templates and choose the card size and orientation.
Enter business and contact detailsAdd your name, position, company, phone, email, website, address and optional social details.
Customize branding and imagesSet brand colours and typography, upload an optional back-side logo, and add a profile photograph to compatible front layouts when needed.
Design the back and QR codeSwitch to the back view, add a tagline and enable an optional website or vCard QR code.
Review guides and downloadCheck the live front and back previews, verify the safe area and bleed, then export PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF or vCard.

Business card sizes, bleed and print resolution

Printing standards differ by region and supplier. Confirm the required trim size, bleed, colour mode and file format with the printer before ordering a large run.

Preset	Trim size	Typical use	Export guidance
United States	3.5 × 2 inches	Common US and Canadian business cards	Use 300 DPI and the printer’s requested 0.125-inch or metric bleed.
Europe / UK	85 × 55 mm	Common European professional card	Use 2–3 mm bleed when requested and keep text inside the safe area.
Japan	91 × 55 mm	Japanese meishi and corporate cards	Confirm the supplier’s bleed and paper orientation requirements.
Square	65 × 65 mm	Creative, retail and social cards	Check whether the printer supports square trimming and rounded corners.
Custom	User-defined millimetres	Specialty or branded formats	Match the exact template supplied by the print provider.

Business card design guidance for clear, printable results

Keep the information hierarchy clear

Make the name and company immediately recognizable.
Use a shorter job title when the full title becomes cramped.
Prioritize the phone, email or website people actually use.
Remove optional lines that make the card crowded.

Use brand colours carefully

Maintain strong contrast between text and background.
Use one dominant colour and one restrained accent.
Avoid extremely thin pale text on dark backgrounds.
Expect printed colours to differ from a backlit screen.

Prepare logos and photographs

Use a clean high-resolution PNG or WebP logo with transparency where possible. Crop portraits closely, avoid busy backgrounds and review the 300 DPI export at full size before printing.

Test every QR card

Keep the QR code at a practical physical size, preserve the light quiet zone and test the final exported file on multiple devices. A successful preview scan is not a substitute for testing the printed proof.

Private browser-based card design and file handling

Your details stay in the editor

Your files are protected and safe; we never collect or share your data. Names, phone numbers, email addresses, uploaded logos and generated card files are processed in the browser rather than through a page-specific server endpoint.

Optional processing asset

The QR feature downloads a browser component only when needed. The entered QR content remains in the page and is converted into a static image locally.

Temporary browser resources

Uploaded images, generated previews and export canvases remain in temporary browser memory. Resetting or closing the page releases these resources where the browser permits.

Check public contact information

A business card is intended for sharing. Do not place private home addresses, personal identifiers or confidential notes on a card unless you are comfortable distributing them publicly.

Troubleshooting business card previews, QR codes and downloads

Text looks crowded

Shorten long titles and addresses, switch to a simpler template, use landscape orientation or remove optional contact lines.

The logo looks blurry

Upload a larger source image with clean edges. Avoid screenshots and images that were already heavily compressed.

The QR code does not appear

Enable the QR option, verify the selected QR content and refresh it. Check whether browser extensions are blocking the optional page asset.

The QR code does not scan

Use dark modules on a light background, increase the printed size, keep a clear margin and test the exported file rather than a scaled screenshot.

A large export fails on mobile

Choose 300 or 150 DPI, close memory-heavy tabs and retry. Six hundred DPI and print sheets require considerably more browser memory.

The printer asks for another size

Select Custom, enter the exact trim dimensions and configure the bleed requested by the print provider before exporting again.

Frequently asked questions about business card design and printing

Answers about templates, contact details, logos, QR codes, vCards, print sizes, bleed, mobile compatibility and downloadable formats.

What is an online business card maker?

An online business card maker is a browser-based design tool for creating professional contact cards without desktop publishing software. You can choose a template, enter contact details, add branding, preview both sides and download files for sharing or printing.

How do I create a professional business card online?

Choose one of the available templates, enter your name, role, company and contact details, customize the colours and typography, upload an optional logo or portrait, configure the back side and QR code, then download the finished design.

How many business card templates are included?

The maker includes 23 polished front-and-back templates covering corporate, minimal, luxury, technology, healthcare, legal, creative and modern styles. Each template has its own composition, typography, contact hierarchy, logo treatment and portrait adaptation.

Can I design both the front and back of a business card?

Yes. The live editor includes separate front and back views. The front shows identity and contact information without an uploaded logo. The back uses the selected template’s own logo composition, headline, message, website and optional QR or vCard contact code.

Can I add a logo or headshot to my card?

Yes. You can upload a JPEG, PNG or WebP logo for the back design and an optional profile photograph for compatible front layouts. The browser validates and resizes each image locally. SVG uploads are not accepted because untrusted SVG content can contain active markup.

Can I add a QR code to my business card?

Yes. The optional back side can include a compact static QR code containing a vCard contact, website address, telephone number, email link or custom text. Test the downloaded card with more than one phone before printing a large quantity.

What is a vCard QR code?

A vCard QR code stores contact details such as name, company, job title, phone, email, website and address. A compatible phone can scan the code and offer to save those details as a contact.

Can I download a vCard file separately?

Yes. The tool can create a .vcf contact file from the details entered in the editor. The filename begins with correctioncopy.com_ and can be shared alongside the printed or digital card.

Which business card sizes are supported?

The editor includes common US 3.5 × 2 inch, European 85 × 55 mm, Japanese 91 × 55 mm and square formats. You can also enter a custom size in millimetres and switch between landscape and portrait orientation.

What is bleed on a business card?

Bleed is extra artwork extending beyond the final trimmed edge. It helps printers avoid visible white gaps after cutting. The tool supports configurable bleed and optional trim and safe-area guides. Guides are hidden by default so the design preview remains clean.

What is a safe area?

The safe area is the inner region where important text and logos should remain. Keeping critical content away from the trim edge reduces the risk of it being cut or appearing uneven after printing.

Can I download a printable business card PDF?

Yes. You can create a print-layout PDF containing front and back card pages or an A4 or US Letter sheet with repeated cards. It is generated locally from raster card images using the selected size, bleed and resolution. Confirm crop, colour and CMYK requirements with a professional printer before press production.

Can I download PNG, JPG and SVG files?

Yes. PNG is useful for high-quality digital sharing, JPG creates a smaller file with a solid background, and SVG preserves vector text and shapes for compatible design or print workflows.

What resolution should I use for printing?

Three hundred DPI is a common practical choice for business-card printing. Six hundred DPI creates a larger file and can help with very fine raster details, while 150 DPI is mainly useful for lightweight drafts and digital previews.

Does the tool support portrait or vertical business cards?

Yes. Every template can be switched between landscape and portrait orientation. Each design has a dedicated portrait composition so names, contact details, branding and optional QR content remain readable rather than being forced into one shared alignment.

Can I change the template colours and fonts?

Yes. You can change the palette, heading and body fonts, corners, and separate name, title, company, contact and supporting-text sizes, colours, bold and italic styles without losing the entered information.

Are my logo, photo and contact details uploaded?

No. The card design, uploaded images, QR content and downloads are processed in the browser. The optional QR component is downloaded as a page asset, but the entered contact data is not submitted to a CorrectionCopy processing endpoint.

Do I need an account or design software?

No account or desktop design application is required. A current browser with JavaScript, local file access, SVG and Canvas support is sufficient.

Why does a QR code not scan after printing?

The code may be too small, low contrast, blurred, cropped or printed on a reflective surface. Keep a clear light margin around it, use dark modules on a light background, avoid placing it near the trim edge and test the final exported file before printing.

Why does the exported card look different from the preview?

Browser font rendering and printer colour reproduction can vary. Use the same browser for preview and export, avoid unsupported local fonts, review the downloaded file at full size and request a printer proof when exact colour matching matters.

Can I use the maker on Android, iPhone, iPad or desktop?

Yes. The interface is responsive for current mobile and desktop browsers. Very high DPI exports or large uploaded photos may use substantial memory on older mobile devices.

Is there a design or download limit?

CorrectionCopy does not impose an artificial number of designs or downloads. Practical limits depend on browser memory, Canvas capacity, image dimensions and the capabilities of the user’s device.