Free digital business card maker
Business Card Builder
Build a digital card someone can open from a scan, save to contacts, or pass along. Choose the details, style both sides, export print-ready files, and keep a private URL for later edits.
What you make
A business card for print, screens, and scans.
Fill in the name, role, contact details, and profiles. Pick colors, shape, and layout. The editor produces four outputs:
Codes that scan
One QR opens the public page. Separate codes can open the website, email address, social profiles, or contact file.
Files you can keep
Download card images, a print-ready PDF, QR images for signs and slides, and a contact file.
A way back in
Keep a private editor URL. It restores the card exactly as you left it.
A public page
Share the public page when you want every phone number, email address, website, and profile to be tappable.
Step by step
One private URL, one public page.
The editor creates a private URL for you and a public page for everyone else. It all runs in the browser, with no account and nothing to install.
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Edit the card
Start with a name, role, company, and contact details. Choose what appears on the front, what appears on the back, and how both sides look.
- 02
Export what you need
Download screen-ready card images, a print-ready PDF, QR images for signs and slides, and the contact file.
- 03
Keep the editor URL
Before closing the tab, copy the private editor URL. Opening it restores the card, so details, profiles, and exports can be updated later.
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Share the public page
Send the public page to clients, event guests, and teammates. It opens as an interactive contact card with tappable details and a save-contact file.
How it works
The card is encoded in the address, not stored on a server.
Nothing you type is uploaded. The editor writes the card into the browser address as you work, so that address is the saved copy.
The address carries the card
Details, colors, and layout are packed into the browser address itself. The private editor URL and public page each carry only what they need, which is why there is no account and nothing kept on a server.
Each change updates it
Because the card travels in the address, the editor rewrites it as you type. An older copied URL still shows the older card, so copy the current one again when edits are ready.
Printed codes keep working
A code you printed or a page URL you already sent keeps opening the same card. It shows the card exactly as it was when you made that copy.
This tab is temporary
While editing, the card follows this tab around the site. After the tab closes, the copied editor URL is the way back, so treat it as the save button.
The trade-off
No storage means no account, and you resend the link after each edit.
Skipping accounts keeps the builder free and keeps details in the browser. It also means fewer account-style features: no uploaded images, analytics, short URLs, or list of past cards.
What you get
- Free to use, with no account and no subscription.
- No record of you on a server to leak, or to ask anyone to delete.
- URLs and codes you can reuse as often as you like, in notes, slides, signs, and print.
What you give up
- No photo, logo, or headshot uploads, because there is nowhere to keep an image.
- No scan statistics, no short URLs, and no wallet passes.
- One card at a time, with no list of the cards you made before.
- Updates are manual: copy the new public page URL and send it again. Anything printed with a card page code shows the old card until it is reprinted.
Where it fits
Where the QR code goes
Put a QR code on a badge, flyer, desk sign, slide deck, or the back of a printed card. A scan opens the public page, where each detail can be tapped and saved.
The sheet beside this is one image holding every code the card carries: contact file, public page, website, email, and social profiles. Download the sheet whole, or save any code on its own.