Creator Card
Hands over the reel, not just a handle
QR Code Business Card Templates
A phone number gets saved and forgotten. A QR card hands over the reel, the calendar, or the shop — the thing you actually want someone to open. Business-card size, printed at home, and the link behind the code changes whenever the work does.
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The reel, not the handle
One scan opens the work — no typing usernames into a browser
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A calendar beats a number
Consultant card links straight to booking — 20-minute slots, no email ping-pong
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The stall that stays open
Market card points at the online shop after the fair ends
Three templates, three first impressions
What you see is the printed card — click "Start with this template" to load it into the workbench below and put your name on it
Consultant Card
Calendar link beats a number nobody dials
Maker Card
Market-stall card that points to the shop
The card that never goes stale
Paper business cards go stale the week your portfolio does. These keep working because the code is dynamic: the printed card you hand out at a conference points at today's reel, and when the reel moves, you edit the link — the cards in people's wallets follow along. The creator card carries the portfolio with a calm dark finish; the consultant card links the calendar so meetings book themselves; the maker card hands market-stall visitors the online shop before they've left the tent. All three print at business-card size on any home printer, PNG, SVG or PDF.
QR code business card — questions people actually ask
Can I update the link after printing the cards?
Yes — that's the point. The printed code stays put; what it opens is edited online. Hand out a hundred cards, change the destination once, all hundred cards follow.
What should the code on a business card link to?
Whatever you'd want someone to see within ten seconds: a portfolio, a booking calendar, a shop. These templates ship with those three wired up — swap the URL and the card is yours.
Do they print at standard business-card size?
Yes, 85×54mm, the international standard. Home printers and print shops both take the PDF straight; the PNG and SVG exports work for digital signatures and email footers.
Can I keep my card's QR on a dark background?
The code area keeps a light, scannable plate on every theme — dark cards scan as reliably as light ones. Style the card as dark as you like; the code stays readable.
More use cases
One page per job the card does — pick yours and the starting card is already dressed for it