ideahits · print design
The first physical impression you make. A well-designed business card tells people exactly who you are before you say a word — and makes sure they remember you after.
Every business card project is built to print-production standards and tailored to your brand.
Front and back layouts crafted to balance brand, contact, and personality without feeling cluttered.
Font pairings, hierarchy, and spacing that match your existing brand identity or establish a new one.
Standard 85×55 mm, US 3.5×2 in, square, rounded corners, and folded cards — all print-ready.
First concepts within 2–3 business days. Revisions included until you are ready to print.
Delivered as AI, PDF (with bleeds and crop marks), and PNG. Compatible with any print supplier.
Refine colours, copy, layout, and finishing until the card is exactly right — no extra charge.
Choose the format that best fits your brand and industry.
Standard
85 × 55 mm
UK standard, most common
US Standard
3.5 × 2 in
North American format
Square
65 × 65 mm
Bold, memorable format
Slim
90 × 45 mm
Modern, minimal profile
Folded
85 × 55 mm folded
Double the content space
Luxury
Custom
Thick stock, spot UV, foil
Tell us about your business, the look you want, and any existing brand assets — logo, colours, fonts.
Within 2–3 business days you receive initial designs for both sides of your card to review.
Share one organised set of feedback per round and we refine the chosen direction within the revision rounds included in your package.
Receive AI, PDF (with bleeds), and PNG files ready to send straight to your printer.
Start with a brief — no commitment, no upfront payment.
Get Your Business Card Designed →A business card has very little space, so typography, hierarchy, material, and print finish need to work with unusual discipline.
Beautiful business cards remain easy to read, feel consistent with the brand, and use print finishes for a clear reason rather than decoration for its own sake. The most effective design does not sacrifice contact information for style, since the card still has one practical job to do.
Include the person's name, role, company, preferred contact details, and only the most useful web or social destination, rather than every channel they're active on. Confirm spelling and international phone formatting before artwork approval, since a reprint over a typo is an avoidable cost.