Fill in your details, pick a style, and download a print-ready card.
The card is generated at 1050×600 pixels — a standard 3.5" × 2" business card at 300 DPI, the resolution most print shops expect. Everything is drawn with the Canvas API directly in your browser.
A business card generator earns its keep in the moments before it's actually needed: a networking event tomorrow morning, a trade show booth that still needs handouts, or a new hire who needs a card before the company's design team can get to it. Freelancers, consultants, and solo founders often skip a full design budget entirely and use a tool like this for their only business card, updating it themselves whenever a title, phone number, or email changes rather than going back to a designer. It's also useful for quick digital cards — attaching a PNG to an email signature, a LinkedIn message, or a WhatsApp Business profile so contacts have your details in a shareable image rather than plain text. Real estate agents, tutors, and other people who work independently under their own name rather than a company brand tend to use it most, since a simple text-based layout with a color accent is often all that's needed. If you later want die-cut edges, foil stamping, or a logo mark, treat this as the placeholder to iterate from before sending final artwork to a print shop.
The download is 1050×600 pixels, which is a standard 3.5" × 2" business card at 300 DPI — suitable for most print shops.
Not in this version — it generates a text-based card. For a logo, you could add one afterward in an image editor.
No — the card is drawn entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Nothing is sent to a server.