Design print-ready business cards in 60 seconds. 8 templates, 6 colour palettes, front + back. Add UPI ID + auto-generated QR. Export PDF (90×54mm, print-ready) or high-res PNG. No signup, no watermark.
A vCard QR saves your name, phone, email and address to the scanner's contacts in one tap — most useful for networking.
💡 Tip: PDF is print-ready (300 DPI, 90×54mm). Any local printshop or Vistaprint accepts this file as-is.
Despite the digital shift, visiting cards remain the fastest way to exchange contact details at trade fairs, supplier meetings, local networking events, kirana supplier runs, GST advisor appointments and wedding bookings. A printed card tells the other person you're a serious business — not someone they'll forget two days later. In India, where WhatsApp is where business actually happens, a card with your UPI ID and a payment QR means a new contact can pay you within 30 seconds of meeting.
Most Indian shop owners either skip cards (feels expensive) or pay a local designer ₹500–1,500 for templates they could've picked themselves. This maker gives you 8 professional templates, 6 colour palettes, front + back layout, UPI QR integration and a print-ready PDF — in 60 seconds, free.
Business cards in India (and most of the world) are 90mm × 54mm or 3.5″ × 2.13″. This maker exports PDFs at exactly that size, at 300 DPI, so any local printer or online printshop (Vistaprint, PrintStop, Pepperfry Business, local print shops in every Tier-1 and Tier-2 city) can print it without resizing.
Front — your name (biggest text), role or title, business name, optional tagline. This is the "who you are" side. Back — phone, email, address, website, UPI ID, and a QR code if useful. This is the "how to reach you + pay you" side. Keeping these separated looks cleaner than cramming everything on one side.
The default is a vCard QR — one scan saves your name, phone, email, address and website straight to the recipient's phone contacts. That's the whole point of handing over a card: get added to someone's contact list without them typing anything. Best for networking, sales, freelancers, consultants.
Pick WhatsApp if your business runs on WhatsApp — one scan opens a chat with you with a greeting pre-filled. Pick Website for portfolio-based work (designer, builder, agency). Pick UPI only if your card recipient is likely to also pay you — tiffin service, tailor, home chef, repair service. For most other businesses UPI QRs belong on the shop counter, not on the card.
Yes. 100% free, no signup, no watermark on the card, no download limit. The PDF and PNG you download are yours — print, share, hand out.
Yes. The PDF is at the standard business card size (90×54mm) at 300 DPI — any local printshop or Vistaprint/PrintStop/Pepperfry Business accepts it as-is.
For a kirana shop or local business — 100 cards is usually enough for a year. For sales / consultants / freelancers who hand out cards weekly — 500 to 1,000. Printing in bulk is cheaper per card.
Yes. If you leave back-side fields empty, you can simply ignore the back when printing. Most local printers also offer front-only printing which is 30–40% cheaper.
vCard (default) is best for most people — the recipient scans and your contact details save straight into their phone. WhatsApp QR is best if your business runs on WhatsApp. UPI QR only if you expect the card-holder to also pay you (tiffin, tailor, repair). Website QR for portfolio-based work.
Yes. vCard QR works in default Android and iPhone camera apps (and all QR scanner apps). UPI QR follows the standard format used by GPay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM and bank apps. WhatsApp and website QRs open the relevant app or browser directly.
Yes. Just type your business name in the script you want — the maker uses system fonts for Latin + Indian scripts. For best print quality, test a draft PDF print first.