Free Business Card Maker
Design a clean business card and download it print-ready
100% free. Runs entirely in your browser - your files and data never leave your device and nothing is uploaded to any server.
Details
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PNG and PDF are both 300 DPI at 3.5 × 2 in - print-ready.
Enter at least a name to enable download.
Themes - 50 designs
About this tool
A business card still does a job no LinkedIn profile does: it puts your name in someone's hand at the moment they meet you. This free business card maker gives you 20 ready-made themes, a live preview, and a download at the standard US size of 3.5 × 2 inches rendered at 300 DPI - which is the resolution commercial printers actually require. Fill in your name, title, company and contact details, pick a theme, and download a print-ready PNG. Everything happens in your browser, so your contact details are never uploaded.
How to use this tool
- Pick a themeChoose from 20 designs covering classic, modern and bold looks. The preview updates instantly.
- Add your detailsName, job title, company, phone, email, website - fill in only the fields you want to appear.
- Check the live previewThe card renders exactly as it will print, so you can see spacing and line breaks before downloading.
- Download the PNGYou get a 300 DPI image at 3.5 × 2 inches, the standard US business card size.
- Send it to a printerUpload the PNG to any print shop or online printing service. Ask about bleed if they require it.
Key features
- Exports at 300 DPI, which is what printers need - a screen-resolution image looks visibly fuzzy on card stock.
- Uses the standard 3.5 × 2 inch US size, so it fits any printer's template without resizing.
- 20 designs, so you are not stuck with one generic layout.
- Free with no account, no watermark and no limit on how many you make.
- Runs in your browser - your phone number and email are never uploaded.
Common uses
- Freelancers and consultants who need cards before a conference or client meeting.
- New small businesses getting their first cards printed.
- Anyone whose job title or number has changed and needs a quick reprint.
- Side businesses that need cards without paying a designer.
- Students and job seekers making simple networking cards.
Tips for better results
- Keep it to the essentials. A card with four clear lines is read; one with ten is not.
- Ask your printer whether they need bleed. Some templates require a few extra millimetres beyond the trim edge.
- Check your phone number and email character by character. A typo here costs you the contact entirely.
- Order a small batch first. Colours can look different on card stock than on a screen.
Mistakes to avoid
- Using a low-resolution image. Anything under 300 DPI prints soft and looks amateur.
- Filling every millimetre with text. White space is what makes a card look professional.
- Placing important details right at the edge, where trimming can cut them off.
- Choosing a tiny font size. Below about 8pt is genuinely hard to read on a card.
Frequently asked questions
In the US and Canada, 3.5 × 2 inches (89 × 51 mm), which is what this tool exports. Europe commonly uses 85 × 55 mm, which is slightly different - check with your printer if you are outside North America.
300 DPI is the standard, and it is what this tool produces. A 72 DPI screenshot enlarged to card size will look blurry no matter how good the design is.
Yes. No account, no trial, no watermark, and no limit on the number of designs you download.
Yes, on pre-scored business card sheets from any stationery shop. For a better feel, a commercial printer offers thicker stock and finishes a home printer cannot match.
No. The downloaded PNG is clean, with no branding of ours anywhere on it.
The current themes are typography-based and do not include a logo upload. If you need a logo on the card, download the PNG and add it in any image editor, or take the design to a printer who can place it.
A PNG image at print resolution. Most printers accept PNG directly; if yours insists on PDF, any image-to-PDF converter (including ours) will wrap it.
No. The card is drawn in your browser on a canvas, so your name, phone number and email never leave your device.
It can be useful if it leads somewhere genuinely worth scanning, such as a portfolio or a vCard. Generate one with our vCard QR tool and add it to the card in an image editor.
Design each side separately and download two PNGs, then supply both to your printer. Most printing services accept a front and back file.
Your name, what you do, and the best single way to reach you. Company name and website if relevant. Anything beyond that competes for attention with the parts that matter.
Yes. You can design and download a card on a phone, though checking fine detail is easier on a larger screen.
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