Business Card Maker

How do I make a professional business card online for free?

Open AnyTool’s Business Card Maker, type your name, job title, company, phone, email, website, address, social handle and a tagline, upload an optional logo, then pick a template, layout, card size and accent colour. A double-sided card is drawn live on a high-DPI canvas, and you can download a 300-DPI PNG or a print-ready PDF (front and back, at the exact physical size, with a 3 mm bleed and optional crop marks). Everything — including your details and your logo — is drawn in your browser and never uploaded.

Standard sizes: US/Canada 3.5 × 2 in (88.9 × 50.8 mm), EU 85 × 55 mm, square, or a custom size in millimetres
Five templates (Modern, Classic, Minimal, Bold, Creative) and four layouts (left-aligned, centered, logo-top, sidebar accent)
The name is the focal point, then title and company, then contact lines with small drawn icons; keep text inside the green safe margin
Print-ready PDF with a 3 mm bleed and corner crop marks (front + back pages), plus a 300-DPI PNG of either face
100% client-side — your details and uploaded logo never leave your device

What is

A business card maker is a design tool that turns your name, job title, company, contact details, logo and tagline into a formatted, double-sided business card — at a standard size such as 3.5 × 2 in or 85 × 55 mm, with a clear visual hierarchy and a brand colour — and exports it as a high-resolution image and a print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks for a print shop.

Design Generator

Related terms

Visiting CardContact CardBleedCrop MarksSafe MarginFront and BackPNG & PDF Export

Frequently Asked Questions

AnyTool’s Business Card Maker is completely free with no account, no watermark and no sign-up wall. The card is drawn on an HTML canvas entirely on your device, and both the high-resolution PNG and the print-ready PDF are produced locally with a built-in engine (pdf-lib), so your name, job title, company, phone, email, website, address, social handle, tagline and even an uploaded logo never leave the browser. The tool works offline once the page is cached.

Yes. It is free with no signup, and your name, contact details and any uploaded logo are drawn only in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

The standard business card is 3.5 × 2 inches (88.9 × 50.8 mm) in the US and Canada, while most of Europe and the rest of the world uses 85 × 55 mm; the maker also offers a square card and a custom size in millimetres. “Bleed” is a small margin (3 mm, about 0.125 in) of background that extends past the trim line so that, after the printer cuts the card, there is no thin white edge if the cut drifts slightly. “Crop marks” are short corner lines just outside the trim that tell the printer exactly where to cut. The maker shows the trim and a 3 mm safe margin on screen and adds the bleed and optional crop marks to the print-ready PDF.

US/Canada is 3.5 × 2 in (88.9 × 50.8 mm) and most of the world uses 85 × 55 mm. Bleed is a 3 mm overflow beyond the trim; crop marks show where to cut.

Use the front/back toggle to design both sides: the front carries your name, title, company and contact lines, and the back becomes a strong accent block with your logo or tagline (or you can leave it blank for a single-sided card). Click “Print-ready PDF” to build a two-page PDF (front on page one, back on page two) at the exact physical size with a 3 mm bleed and optional corner crop marks, ready to send to a print shop, or “Download PNG” to export a 300-DPI image of the face you are viewing. You can also print directly from the live preview.

Yes. Design the front and a back (logo, tagline or blank), then download a two-page print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks, or a 300-DPI PNG of either face.

The preview and exports use screen RGB colour, but commercial printers use CMYK inks, so some colours — especially bright blues and greens — can shift when printed. For best results, send your print shop the print-ready PDF (with bleed and crop marks) rather than the PNG, keep important text inside the green safe margin so nothing is trimmed, request a proof and do a small test print before ordering a large run. Standard sizes also vary by region, so confirm the size your printer expects (3.5 × 2 in in the US/Canada, 85 × 55 mm elsewhere).

Not exactly. Screens are RGB and presses are CMYK, so some colours can shift — ask your printer for a proof and do a test print first.

Business Card Maker

Design a professional double-sided business card with templates, layouts, your logo and a brand colour, then download a 300-DPI PNG and a print-ready PDF (exact size, 3 mm bleed, crop marks) — 100% in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Features

Standard sizes (US 3.5×2 in, EU 85×55 mm, square) plus a custom size in millimetres, with on-screen trim and 3 mm safe-margin guides
Five templates (Modern, Classic, Minimal, Bold, Creative) and four layouts (left, centered, logo-top, sidebar accent), with custom accent/background/text colours
Name as the focal point, then title and company, then contact lines with small drawn icons; optional logo and a front/back editor
Export a 300-DPI PNG of either face or a print-ready, two-page PDF (front + back) with a 3 mm bleed and optional crop marks, built in-browser with pdf-lib
100% client-side — your details and logo never leave your device; works offline after first load

PriceFree

CategoryGenerator

PlatformAll (browser-based)

PrivacyYour name, contact details and logo are drawn locally and never uploaded

Input: Typed name, title, company, phone, email, website, address, social and tagline, Card size, template, layout and colours, Logo image (PNG/JPEG)

Output: PNG image (300 DPI, per face), Print-ready PDF (front + back, bleed + crop marks), Printed page

Detailed Explanation

How It Works

In-Browser Business Card Design

AnyTool’s Business Card Maker turns a name, job title, company, full contact set, social handle, tagline and an optional logo into a professional, double-sided business card — at a standard size, with a clear visual hierarchy and a brand colour — entirely in the browser. Both faces are painted on an HTML canvas by a single pure renderer (renderFace), so the high-DPI live preview, the 300-DPI PNG export and the bleed-extended image the PDF embeds all share one source of truth. The print-ready PDF is assembled client-side with pdf-lib at the exact physical size.

Name is the visual focal point, then title and company, then contact lines with small drawn monoline icons
Standard sizes: US/Canada 3.5×2 in (88.9×50.8 mm), EU 85×55 mm, square, or a custom size in millimetres
Five templates (Modern, Classic, Minimal, Bold, Creative) and four layouts (left, centered, logo-top, sidebar accent band)
Double-sided: the back is a strong accent block with your logo or tagline, or blank for a single-sided card
Export a 300-DPI PNG per face or a print-ready PDF (front + back) with a 3 mm bleed and optional crop marks — no server, no CDN

Methodology

Print-Ready Output: Bleed, Safe Margin and Crop Marks

The maker is built for real printing. Standard business cards are 3.5×2 in (US/Canada) or 85×55 mm (most of the world); the tool also supports a square card and a custom size in millimetres. On screen it overlays the trim line and a 3 mm safe margin so important text stays clear of the cut. For the PDF, each face is rendered to a bleed-extended canvas at 300 DPI in which the background overflows the trim by 3 mm (about 0.125 in) so no white edge appears if the cut drifts, and pdf-lib places it at the exact physical size in points (1 in = 72 pt) with optional corner crop marks just outside the trim that tell a print shop where to cut. Front and back become page one and page two.

Trim sizes in millimetres converted to PDF points (1 in = 72 pt) for true physical size
3 mm bleed: the background overflows the trim so a slightly off cut leaves no white edge
3 mm safe margin shown on screen so key text is not trimmed off
Corner crop marks drawn just outside the trim for the print shop
PNG exported off-screen at 300 DPI from the same renderer as the preview

Privacy & Security

Privacy: Your Details and Logo Never Leave the Device

Because the entire tool runs client-side, your name, job title, company, phone, email, website, address, social handle, tagline and any uploaded logo are drawn only in the browser and are never uploaded, logged or stored on a server. The canvas, the PNG it exports and the pdf-lib PDF are all produced locally, so there is no server round-trip and no CDN, and the page works offline once cached, with no account, watermark or sign-up wall.

No upload of your name, contact details, tagline or logo
Canvas render, PNG export and PDF generation all happen locally
No account, no watermark, no sign-up wall
Works offline after first load

Business card design: in-browser (AnyTool) vs typical online card makers
Capability	AnyTool	Typical online card makers
Processing	Drawn on a canvas in your browser, no CDN	Often server-side / account-based
Privacy	Your details & logo never uploaded; offline-capable	Data usually sent to and stored on a server
Sizes	US 3.5×2 in, EU 85×55 mm, square or custom mm	Often fixed to a few presets
Print setup	3 mm bleed, on-screen safe margin and crop marks in the PDF	Bleed/crop marks often gated or print-only
Front & back	Both sides designed; two-page print-ready PDF	Back often paid or limited
Logo & branding	Local PNG/JPEG upload, no watermark	Often gated or watermarked on free plans
Export	300-DPI PNG and print-ready PDF, plus print	Sometimes image-only or tied to their print service
Cost / signup	Free, no signup, no watermark	Often requires an account or paid upgrade
Honesty	States RGB vs CMYK shift; advises a test print	Rarely stated

AnyTool draws every business card and produces its PNG and print-ready PDF locally in the browser and uploads nothing.

Cite This Page

Title: Business Card Maker (professional double-sided business cards at standard sizes with templates, layouts, your logo and a brand colour, exported as a 300-DPI PNG and a print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks entirely client-side)
Author: AnyTool
Published: January 1, 2026
Modified: February 8, 2026
Section: Generators
URL: https://www.anytool.tech/business-card-maker

Formatted Citation

AnyTool. "Business Card Maker (professional double-sided business cards at standard sizes with templates, layouts, your logo and a brand colour, exported as a 300-DPI PNG and a print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks entirely client-side)." AnyTool, January 1, 2026. https://www.anytool.tech/business-card-maker

A privacy-first, 100% client-side business card maker that turns a name, job title, company, phone, email, website, address, social handle, tagline, an accent/background/text colour and an optional logo into a professional, double-sided business card — exported as a high-resolution PNG and a print-ready PDF — without any server, upload or CDN. A single pure renderer (renderFace) paints both faces onto an HTML canvas: the front sets a clear visual hierarchy with the name as the focal point (auto-shrunk to fit), the job title in the accent colour, the company in a muted tone and the contact lines below, each prefixed by a small monoline icon drawn with canvas paths (phone, envelope, globe, map pin and an “@” social mark), while the back becomes a strong accent block carrying the logo or tagline, or stays blank for a single-sided card. Five templates (Modern, Classic, Minimal, Bold, Creative) each seed a colour palette, font pairing and a suggested layout, and four layouts — left-aligned, centered, logo-top and a sidebar accent band — rearrange the composition, with the accent, background and text colours individually editable and an automatic readable/muted ink derived from the background’s luminance. The card size is chosen from the standard US/Canada 3.5×2 in (88.9×50.8 mm), the EU/most-of-world 85×55 mm, a square 55×55 mm, or a custom width and height in millimetres clamped to a sensible range. The tool is built for real printing: every coordinate scales from the passed pixel width and height so the same routine renders a crisp high-DPI preview, a 300-DPI PNG and the image the PDF embeds; on screen it overlays the trim line and a 3 mm safe margin (and an optional 3 mm bleed frame) so important text stays clear of the cut; and for export each face is rendered to a bleed-extended canvas at 300 DPI in which the background overflows the trim by 3 mm (about 0.125 in) so a slightly off cut leaves no white edge. The print-ready PDF is assembled in the browser with pdf-lib at the exact physical size by converting millimetres to points (1 in = 72 pt), centring the bleed box on each page, embedding the rendered PNG of each face, and drawing optional corner crop marks just outside the trim that tell a print shop exactly where to cut — the front on page one and the back on page two (omitted when the back is blank). A front/back toggle drives the preview, a 300-DPI PNG of the viewed face downloads with one click, and a print stylesheet prints just the card surface. Because the name, contact details, tagline and any uploaded logo (read locally as a data URL) are drawn only on the device and the PNG and PDF are produced locally, nothing is uploaded, logged or stored on a server and the tool works offline once cached. The page states honestly that for a print shop the user should export the print-ready PDF (with bleed and crop marks) rather than the PNG, keep important text inside the safe margin, and remember that the preview is screen RGB while presses use CMYK so some colours may shift — advising a printer proof and a test print before a large run — and that standard sizes vary by region, so the size the printer expects should be confirmed.