What are bleed and crop marks?

Cards are trimmed after printing, and the blade can drift by a fraction of a millimetre. Bleed extends the background 3 mm beyond the card edge so a slightly off cut never shows a white sliver; crop marks are short lines outside the bleed that show where to cut. The print-ready PDF includes both, with TrimBox and BleedBox set, so most print shops accept it as is. Keep text and logos inside the blue safe area.

What does the QR code contain?

By default it’s a vCard with your name, company, title, phone, email, website and address; scanning it with a phone camera offers to add you to contacts. Switch to Custom text / URL to link to a portfolio, booking page or LinkedIn profile instead. Long content makes the code denser, so keep the details concise if it looks crowded.

Can I print the cards at home?

Yes. Export the A4 sheet PDF: it places 10 landscape cards (9 portrait) per page for perforated card stock or heavy paper, and the second page is the back, already mirrored. Print double-sided with “flip on long edge” at Actual size so the two sides line up, then cut along the crop marks.

Is the PDF vector? Is it sharp enough?

Exports are rendered as high-resolution images in your browser: 300 dpi for the print PDF and 600 dpi for PNGs, which is sharp enough for standard card printing and on-screen use. Text uses fonts installed on your device, so letter shapes may vary slightly between computers — export a whole batch from the same machine.

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📛Business Card Maker - QR vCard, Print-Ready PDF with Bleed

Need a box of cards from a print shop, or a quick digital card to send to a client? Fill in your name, title, company, phone numbers, email, website, address and WeChat ID, upload a logo, and pick one of nine templates — classic, side band, centered, dark, bottom bar, corner, split, divider and QR-on-front — in landscape or portrait. The back can carry your brand color or white with your logo, company name and tagline. Put a QR code on the front or back: by default it’s a vCard, so anyone can scan it with a phone camera and save you as a contact, or switch to a custom URL. Sizes include US 3.5×2 in, European 85×55 mm, Chinese 90×54 mm and Japanese 91×55 mm, with adjustable colors and fonts and a preview of the bleed and safe area. Export a print-ready PDF with 3 mm bleed, crop marks and TrimBox/BleedBox at 300 dpi, an A4 sheet with 10 cards per page and a mirrored back for duplex printing, or 600 dpi PNGs — all generated in your browser.

Free · No sign-up · Runs in your browserLast updated: 2026-10-26

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How to use Business Card Maker

1Pick a template, size and back style, then fill in your name, title, company and contact details
2Upload a logo and set colors, font and the QR code position (vCard by default)
3Check the bleed guides, then export a print-ready PDF, an A4 sheet PDF or PNGs

FAQ

What are bleed and crop marks?: Cards are trimmed after printing, and the blade can drift by a fraction of a millimetre. Bleed extends the background 3 mm beyond the card edge so a slightly off cut never shows a white sliver; crop marks are short lines outside the bleed that show where to cut. The print-ready PDF includes both, with TrimBox and BleedBox set, so most print shops accept it as is. Keep text and logos inside the blue safe area.
What does the QR code contain?: By default it’s a vCard with your name, company, title, phone, email, website and address; scanning it with a phone camera offers to add you to contacts. Switch to Custom text / URL to link to a portfolio, booking page or LinkedIn profile instead. Long content makes the code denser, so keep the details concise if it looks crowded.
Can I print the cards at home?: Yes. Export the A4 sheet PDF: it places 10 landscape cards (9 portrait) per page for perforated card stock or heavy paper, and the second page is the back, already mirrored. Print double-sided with “flip on long edge” at Actual size so the two sides line up, then cut along the crop marks.
Is the PDF vector? Is it sharp enough?: Exports are rendered as high-resolution images in your browser: 300 dpi for the print PDF and 600 dpi for PNGs, which is sharp enough for standard card printing and on-screen use. Text uses fonts installed on your device, so letter shapes may vary slightly between computers — export a whole batch from the same machine.