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Make professional business cards in a few minutes. Your business name, logo, colors and contact details come from your brand kit; choose a design, pick what goes on the back, and print. Our free business card maker is quick to use, runs in your browser and needs no sign-up.
Start with your brand: add your business name, logo and colors once, and every design here uses them. Set up your brand
Cards use your brand kit, saved in this browser only.
Cards are 3.5 x 2 inches. "Print at home" fits standard 10-per-sheet business card paper (such as Avery 8371 or 5371) or plain card stock with the cut marks. "Print shop file" adds the 1/8-inch bleed most printers ask for.
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Choosing the back of your card
- Logo and tagline: a clean, branded back.
- QR: save my contact: customers scan it with their phone camera to save your name, business, phone, email and website straight to their contacts, so your card never gets lost.
- QR: website: opens your website.
- QR: review page: opens your Google review page, ideal for handing to customers after a job. See our review request kit.
- Plain: your main brand color.
Always test a QR code with your own phone before printing a batch.
Printing at home
- Choose Print at home (10 per sheet).
- In the print window, set the scale to 100% (not "fit to page") and turn off headers and footers.
- Use standard 10-per-sheet business card paper, such as Avery 8371 or 5371, or plain heavy card stock (around 80 to 110 lb cover).
- Print page 1 (fronts). Then put the same sheet back in the printer and print page 2 (backs) on the other side. Do a test on plain paper first, holding it up to the light to check that the backs line up.
- On plain card stock, cut along the marks in the margins with a paper trimmer.
Using a print shop
Choose Print shop file, then pick Save as PDF in the print window with margins set to None. You’ll get a two-page PDF (front and back), sized at 3.75 x 2.25 inches: a standard 3.5 x 2 inch card plus a 1/8-inch bleed on every edge, so colors run right to the edge after trimming. Send it to your local print shop or an online printer and ask for standard 3.5 x 2 inch cards on 14 or 16 pt card stock.
What makes a good business card
- Keep it simple: name, title, phone, email and website are usually enough.
- Make the text readable: avoid squeezing in too many details.
- Match your brand everywhere: the same colors and logo as your signs and website.
- Make it useful: a QR code that saves your contact details or opens your review page gives people a reason to keep it.
Your privacy
The card maker runs entirely in your browser. Your details and logo are never uploaded to Advanton.
Last reviewed October 22, 2026.