Design.com’s business card maker is built around one idea: your cards should match the rest of your brand automatically. Once you’ve made or uploaded a logo, Design.com applies your logo, colors and fonts to a large library of handcrafted card designs, so every option you browse already looks on-brand.
Editing works two ways. You can change layout, fonts and colors directly, or use chat-based AI prompts to describe what you want changed. When you’re done, you have several options:
- Download high-resolution PNG and JPG files
- Download print-ready vector SVG, EPS and PDF files
- Order printed cards delivered to your door
- Create a free digital business card to share by link or QR code
The same brand carries across Design.com’s other tools, including letterheads, email signatures, social media posts and websites, which is the real advantage for a small business trying to look consistent everywhere.
Business cards are included in Design.com’s low-cost subscription plans, which are billed cheaply on an annual basis and cost noticeably more month to month. Printing is charged separately. The main limitation is that cards are template-based, so they suit businesses that value speed and consistency over a completely bespoke design.
