Editable template
Business Card Template
Need a business card template? Choose this clean, professional design, add your name, title, company, and contact details, then export a print-ready PDF sized for standard 3.5×2 in cards — no design skills needed.
Edit in your browser. Export a print-ready PDF sized for standard business cards.
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Who this business card template is for
- 1
Small business owners
Put your business name, logo, and the best way to reach you on a clean card that looks professionally designed.
- 2
Freelancers and consultants
Lead with your specialty and website so new contacts remember exactly what you do and how to find your work.
- 3
Real estate and sales pros
Add a headshot, brokerage or company name, and a direct line — the details clients reach for first.
- 4
Tradespeople and contractors
List your trade, service area, license number, and phone so a card on the fridge turns into the next call.
- 5
Salon and local service
Add your services, booking number, and social handle to a card clients keep in their wallet.
- 6
Networking and events
Hand out a card that matches your brand at conferences, meetups, and trade shows.
- 7
Side projects and creators
A simple, well-designed card gives a side hustle or creative project an instantly credible feel.
Business Card Template
Edit in your browser. Export a print-ready PDF sized for standard business cards.
What you can edit
- Name
- Title
- Company
- Phone
- Website
- Logo zone
- Tagline
- Address
What to put on a business card
Keep the front focused: your name, title, company, phone, email, and website, plus a logo if you have one. Resist crowding it — white space reads as polished. Use the back for one extra thing: a tagline, a short list of services, or a QR code to your site. The goal is that someone can read the most important detail in a glance.
How to design a business card online
Click any field to type your details, upload your logo to the image zone, and adjust colors to match your brand. No design software needed — the editor works in your browser. When you're done, export a PDF set up for standard 3.5×2 in cards: ten per Letter sheet for home printing, or a single bleed-ready card for a professional print shop.
Printing your business cards
For small runs, print on perforated business-card stock from an office store — sheets hold ten cards and feed through home printers. For larger quantities and the cleanest edges, send the PDF to a local or online print shop; most offer thick stock, matte or gloss finishes, and rounded corners.
Related business card templates
Click any template to open it in the editor — customize, then export a print-ready PDF.
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How to customize this business card
- 1Choose a card design. Pick a clean, professional layout — horizontal or vertical — that suits your industry and brand.
- 2Add your name and title. Replace the placeholders with your name, title, and company. Keep the type readable at card size.
- 3Enter your contact details. Add your phone, email, and website — whichever contacts matter most for your business.
- 4Upload your logo. Drop your logo into the logo zone and resize it to balance the card.
- 5Export and print. Download a print-ready PDF and print on card stock at home or at a print shop.
Frequently asked questions
What is a business card template?+
A business card template is a ready-made, editable layout for a professional card. You customize the name, title, company, and contact details online and export a print-ready PDF sized for standard business cards.
What is the standard business card size?+
Standard US business cards are 3.5×2 inches. The PDF exports are sized and set up for that standard, including layouts that fit ten cards per Letter sheet.
Can I print business cards at home?+
Yes. Export the PDF and print on perforated business-card stock from an office supply store — the sheets hold ten cards and are made for home printers. Cut or snap along the guides.
Can I add a logo and QR code?+
Yes. Upload your logo to the logo zone, and add a QR code image (to your website or contact page) to the back of the card.
Can I match my letterhead and brochure?+
Yes. Use the same colors, fonts, and logo across your business card, letterhead, and brochure so your brand looks consistent everywhere.
Is there a cost to export?+
You can design the entire card for free. Export options and any cost are shown before download — no surprise paywall.
Is this affiliated with Microsoft?+
No. Publish Media Software is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft Corporation. 'Microsoft Publisher' is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
Is this only for Microsoft Publisher files?+
Publisher comes first: open your .pub files, start from a print-ready Publisher-style template, or create a brand-new document — all in your browser. As a bonus, you can also open Word, PowerPoint, PDF, and image files and fully edit them online when you need to.
Can I open a Word, PowerPoint, or PDF file too?+
Yes. Alongside Publisher .pub files you can open Word, PowerPoint, and PDF files (and PNG/JPG/WebP images) as an editable starting point, then edit them in your browser and export a clean PDF. Publisher is our focus; these are a convenience for the other files you already have.
Can I export a clean PDF?+
Yes. Every document exports to a clean, print-ready PDF — included on the free plan. You can keep editing online and return to your project anytime.