Apple & Google Wallet
Your card, always in your pocket
QR Code Sharing
Share with a simple scan
Analytics & Insights
Track engagement in real-time
Lead Capture
Collect contacts automatically
Video Embedding
Make your card unforgettable
One-Tap Add to Contacts
Save contact info instantly
Custom URLs
A memorable link that's yours
White Label Branding
Your brand, front and center
Team Management
Cards for your entire org
Integrations
CRM, SSO, Calendly, Zapier
Eco-Friendly Networking
Reduce your carbon footprint
Website Embed
Add your card to any site
NFC Business Cards
Tap to share with any NFC tag
iOS App
Manage your cards on the go
Real Estate
Digital cards for agents & brokerages
Entrepreneurs
Stand out as a founder or freelancer
Enterprise
Scale cards across your organization
Consulting
Cards for advisors and firms
Tech Companies
Modern cards for modern teams
Education
For faculty, staff, and admissions
Conferences
Networking at events and expos
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The standard US business card size is 3.5 inches × 2 inches (89mm × 51mm). For print-ready files at 300 DPI, that translates to 1050 × 600 pixels. At 600 DPI for higher quality, that’s 2100 × 1200 pixels.
The European standard business card size is 85mm × 55mm (3.346″ × 2.165″), defined by the ISO 7810 ID-1 standard. This is the same size as a credit card and is slightly taller and narrower than the US standard.
A minimum of 300 DPI (dots per inch) is recommended for professional-quality business card printing. For the sharpest results, especially with fine text or detailed logos, 600 DPI is ideal. Below 150 DPI, prints will appear noticeably blurry.
PDF with CMYK color mode is the preferred format for professional printing. High-resolution PNG or TIFF files (300+ DPI) are also widely accepted. Avoid using JPEG for final print files as compression can introduce visible artifacts around text and sharp edges.
Bleed is the extra area (typically 0.125 inches or 3mm) that extends beyond the trim line of your card. It ensures that colors and images extend all the way to the edge after cutting, preventing white borders from slight cutting variations. Most printers require bleed in your design file.
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