CardCrafter: Free Business Card Maker with vCard QR Codes — Design, Drag, and Print Custom Cards

Personalize with Your Handwriting
FontCrafter Family
AaFontCrafterMake a handwriting font
BcCardCrafterYou're hereLhLetterCrafterLetterheadsLbLabelCrafterPrintable labelsCtCertificateCrafterCertificates & awardsGcGreetingCrafterGreeting cardsQcQuoteCrafterQuote art printsEvEnvelopeCrafterPrint envelopesWcWeddingCrafterWedding invitations
Personalize with your own handwriting font. Make one free at fontcrafter.net.
Drop a font file here or browse
Drop a logo (SVG or image) or browse
Layout Presets
Pick a starting point, then drag blocks on the card to customize.
Name Font
100%
Colors
Rounded corners
Your Details
Optional. Appears below company name.
Contact Info
Street address, city, state, zip.
Social Links
LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, GitHub, Mastodon — anything.
QR Code
Show QR code
Scan to save contact info or visit your website.
QR encodes
Website URL (prints best)
Full vCard
Small QR — easy to scan at print size.
Rounded QR corners
QR on back side
Download
Batch Export
Each person gets their own card. Downloads as a ZIP.
Your Designs
Save your card design to reuse later.

CardCrafter

Design professional business cards with 16+ fonts, 15 layouts, drag-to-position blocks with snap alignment, social media icons, QR codes, and print-ready 10-up PDF sheets. Free, no signup, everything stays in your browser.

Keyboard Shortcuts
SpaceShuffle designCtrl+SDownload PDFCtrl+ZUndo last changeCtrl+FFind a settingFFlip cardEscClose dialogs
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Frequently Asked Questions

What size are the business cards?

Standard US size: 3.5 × 2 inches (89 × 51 mm) at 300 DPI. Portrait orientation also available.

Can I use my own handwriting font?

Yes! Drop any OTF, TTF, WOFF, or WOFF2 font file onto the sidebar. Make a free handwriting font at FontCrafter.

What does the QR code contain?

Your website URL (small, prints great) or a full vCard with all your contact details — you choose in the Export tab. Scan with any phone camera to save the contact.

How do I print these at home?

Download the Print Sheet PDF — 10 cards per US Letter page with crop marks. Print on cardstock (80–110 lb), cut along the marks. Pre-scored card sheets from Avery work great too.

Is this really free with no account?

Yes. 100% free, no signup, no login, no watermarks. Everything runs in your browser. Part of Chris Pirillo's Arcade, 280+ free apps.

How does this compare to Canva?

No account needed, runs in browser, built-in vCard QR codes, drag-to-position layout, and free custom handwriting fonts. Canva requires account and charges for custom font uploads.

Can I move elements on my card?

Yes! Click and drag any block on the card — name, contact info, logo, or QR code — to reposition it. Start with a layout preset, then customize the positions to your liking.

Can I make cards for my whole team?

Yes. Use batch export in the Export tab — paste names (one per line) and get a ZIP of individual PDFs, all using the same design.

What paper should I use?

Cardstock, 80–110 lb (216–300 gsm). Matte works well for handwriting fonts; glossy for bold colors. Pre-scored sheets from Avery make cutting easy.

Can I add social media to my card?

Yes! Add any social platform — LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, GitHub, Mastodon, anything — in the Content tab under "Social Links." They appear on the card with icons and are included in the vCard QR code.

How do I move things around on my card?

Drag any block — name, contact info, logo, or QR code — to reposition it. Snap guides appear automatically to help you align elements evenly. Use Ctrl+Z to undo.