Pick the next action
Choose saving contact details, viewing work, booking a call, or visiting one profile.
Link a printed card to a contact page, portfolio, calendar, product catalog, or professional profile—without crowding the layout with several long addresses.
Paste the mobile-friendly page that best continues the conversation after someone receives your card.
Choose saving contact details, viewing work, booking a call, or visiting one profile.
Use the vector file in your design application and preserve the white margin.
Print at 100%, scan on several phones, and check the destination on mobile.
Let a prospect schedule a call or save verified contact details.
Open a fast page featuring the work most relevant to people receiving the card.
Link to a concise overview with your direct contact route clearly visible.
The back of the card uses a single QR code to open a mobile portfolio with an inquiry button.
Tiny modules, textured stock, and imperfect trimming can make a dense code unreliable.
Give the code a plain, high-contrast background and a complete quiet zone.
Use a destination you actively maintain and expect to keep.
Keep essential name and contact information readable on the card itself.
A vCard can save contact details quickly, while a web page is easier to maintain and can offer several actions. This page generates a URL code.
Around 20–25 mm is a practical starting point for a short URL, but complexity, stock, printer quality, and scan distance all matter.
Place the SVG in your layout, then follow the printer’s preferred PDF specification and inspect a physical proof.
Yes, if the modules remain much darker than the background. Test the actual printed colors.
Turn your best professional destination into a clean vector code.
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