Freelancer Business Card Maker
Freelancer business card templates with a matching back - add your photo, logo and QR code, then print
100% free. Runs entirely in your browser - your files and data never leave your device and nothing is uploaded to any server.
Use the arrows to set the order on the card and the eye to hide a line without deleting it.
Every design has a photo spot - the old classic designs too. Images stay in your browser.
Reads the brand colour your site declares (theme-color). The address goes through our server once; nothing else is sent.
Upload a CSV or Excel file with a Name column (plus Title, Phone, Email... ). Every row becomes a card in the current design, and you get one ZIP.
Preview - Independent Edit
All exports are 300 DPI at the exact print size. Your draft saves automatically in this browser.
Templates - 49 shown, each with a back
Print checklist
- 1050 × 600 px at 300 DPI (88.9 × 50.8 mm)
- No bleed - most print shops want 0.125 in (3 mm). Turn on "Add bleed" for PDF/PNG you send to a printer.
- Keep text inside the dashed safe line - switch on the guides to check.
- CMYK: colours are within a range that usually converts well from screen to print.
About this tool
Freelancers hand out cards at meetups, co-working spaces and client meetings, where the card has to answer one question fast: what do you do? This freelancer business card maker is laid out around a plain-language title, a portfolio link and a way to book a call - for designers, writers, developers, consultants and virtual assistants. For a freelancer the card is a pointer to the portfolio. A QR code labelled "Scan for portfolio" turns a two-minute conversation into a look at your best work before the other person has walked away. 35 designs were picked for freelancers and consultants, each with a matching back, and your draft stays on your device.
How to use this tool
- Choose a clean designPick a layout that leaves room for one clear line about what you do.
- Say what you doWrite a plain-language title - "Brand designer for small businesses" - with your email and portfolio link.
- Add a portfolio QR codeLabel a QR code "Scan for portfolio", then print a batch for meetups and co-working spaces.
What to put on a freelancer card
- Your name and a title people understand: "Freelance Copywriter - B2B SaaS".
- One line of proof: a niche, a result or two client logos on the back.
- Email, website and the one social profile clients actually check.
- QR code to your portfolio or a booking link for a discovery call.
One card, several services?
If you offer more than one service, lead with the one you want to sell most and let the website explain the rest. Some freelancers print two small runs with different titles for different audiences - a "Brand Designer" card for agencies and a "Website Designer" card for local businesses - using the same design so the brand stays consistent.
Key features
- A card that answers "what do you do?" at a glance.
- Portfolio and booking-call QR codes that turn a chat into a lead.
- Suits designers, writers, developers, consultants and virtual assistants.
Common uses
- Freelancers networking at meetups and conferences.
- Consultants leaving a card after a pitch.
- Virtual assistants promoting services locally.
- Developers handing cards to recruiters and founders.
Tips for better results
- Use a plain title, not a clever one.
- Link the QR code to a booking page.
- Print small runs and update often.
Mistakes to avoid
- Using a clever title nobody can parse. "Brand & web designer" gets remembered; "Pixel alchemist" does not.
- Listing five unrelated services.
- No website or portfolio link.
- Using a personal email address with a nickname.
Frequently asked questions
Your name, a clear title, email, website or portfolio, one social link and a QR code to book a call.
They are still useful at events and meetings, especially with a QR code to your portfolio.
Only if you want calls; many freelancers prefer email and a booking link.
Yes - keep the same design and change the title.