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Visiting Card Maker
Design your own business card in a minute with this free visiting card maker online. Type your name, job title, company, phone, and email, pick a theme, and watch the card appear in the live preview. Download it as a PNG and send it to a print shop or share it digitally.
How it works
A visiting card — also called a business card — is a small card you hand to someone so they can remember you and reach you later. This maker draws one on a 1050 by 600 pixel canvas, which is the standard business card size of 3.5 by 2 inches at 300 dots per inch. That is the size print shops expect, so the PNG you download can go straight to a printer without resizing.
The layout follows the way people actually read a card. Your name is the biggest text on the card, drawn in bold dark type on the left, because it is the one thing a stranger must remember. Your job title sits directly under it in the theme colour, and your company name follows in grey. The phone number and email sit at the bottom, with a website line if you add one. A solid coloured bar runs down the left edge and a thin accent line runs under the name, so the card looks designed even before you pick a theme.
Each theme changes the whole colour scheme. Navy is the classic choice: a deep blue bar and blue title text on a white card, which suits almost any business. Teal feels modern, Charcoal is quiet and formal for lawyers and accountants, Burgundy is warm and traditional for shops and restaurants, and Forest is fresh and natural. The preview updates as you type, so try two or three themes and keep the one that matches your shop sign or logo — using the same colours everywhere helps people recognise your business.
Keep the card to the essentials. One phone number and one email address are enough; a second number or a home address only clutters the card and gives strangers details they do not need. Never put a government ID number, a national identity card number, or any photo-ID detail on a visiting card — this is a business card, not an identity document, and it is meant to be handed out freely. When the card looks right, press Download card as PNG and take the file to a print shop, or share it in a chat or email.
Worked example
Suppose Ayesha runs a general store and wants a card to hand to suppliers. She types her details into the maker:
Name: Ayesha Khan · Job title: Boutique Owner · Company: Khan's General Store · Phone: 0300-1234567 · Email: ayesha@example.com · Theme: Navy
Step 1: Her name "Ayesha Khan" is drawn large in bold dark text at the top left of the card.
Step 2: "Boutique Owner" appears under it in navy blue, and "Khan's General Store" in grey below that.
Step 3: The phone number 0300-1234567 and the email ayesha@example.com are drawn at the bottom, with a navy bar down the left edge.
The tool shows exactly this result: the header reads "Your visiting card is ready" and the detail line reads "1050 × 600 PNG · Navy theme · Ayesha Khan, Boutique Owner." Press Download card as PNG and Ayesha gets a 1050 by 600 image she can take to a print shop for standard 3.5 by 2 inch cards. Switch the theme to Burgundy and the same card turns warm red — the words stay exactly the same.
FAQ
What is a visiting card?
A visiting card, also called a business card, is a small card you hand to people you meet so they can remember you and reach you later. It shows your name, your job title, your company, and your phone number and email address. It is a business card for networking and work — it is not an identity document, and it should never carry government ID numbers or photo-ID details.
What size is the downloaded card?
The card is 1050 by 600 pixels, which matches the standard business card shape of 3.5 by 2 inches at 300 dots per inch. That is the size most print shops expect, so you can send the PNG straight to a printer. On screen it also looks sharp when shared in a chat or email.
How do I print my visiting card?
Download the PNG and take it to a print shop, or print it yourself on thick card paper. Ask for the standard 3.5 by 2 inch size, and print several cards on one sheet, then cut them apart. A print shop can also print on both sides if you want your shop address or services on the back.
What details should I put on a visiting card?
Keep it to the essentials: your name, your job title, your company name, one phone number, and one email address. A website is useful if you have one. Leave out anything people do not need to contact you, and never put a government ID number, a national identity card number, or a home address on a card you hand to strangers.
Which theme should I pick?
Navy is classic and suits almost any business. Teal feels modern and friendly, Charcoal is quiet and formal, Burgundy is warm and traditional, and Forest is fresh and natural. Pick the colour that matches your shop sign or your logo, and use the same theme on every card so people recognise your business.