Getting started
Signing up, your address, your first card.
Questions people have asked us, answered in public so the next person finds the answer too. Ask your own and we will answer it here.
Signing up, your address, your first card.
What goes on the card and how people save it.
Designing a card to print, and ordering one.
Links, codes and the ways you hand a card over.
The people who save your card and write to you.
Notifications, wallet messages and WhatsApp.
The free plan, Pro, add-ons and invoices.
A company address, seats and hand-overs.
What is kept, what is shown, and reporting a card.
Check what resolution it is at the size it prints: 300 dots per inch or better is right, 200 to 299 will print but may look a little soft, and under 200 comes out blurry. Our own c...
Yes, and it is the best reason to have a back. Make a tracked link for the printed batch, drop its QR on the back of the card, and you have a paper card that brings people to the l...
Printed cards are made to order and shipped worldwide. What is available depends on the country, so the product page says plainly whether it can deliver to yours yet - and if it ca...
Three extra millimetres of artwork past the line where the card is cut. The guillotine drifts by a fraction of a millimetre, and without bleed that drift leaves a white sliver down...
The PDF. It is the card at its real size with bleed and crop marks, and the lettering is carried as shapes, so the printer never has to own the font. The PNG is for a screen and th...
Yes. As well as the print PDF there is a print-at-home sheet: ten copies laid out on one page with cutting guides. A4 fits ten of every size; US Letter fits ten of the US size, so ...
It depends where you are, which is why the maker picks for you. 85 by 55 mm across most of the world, 3.5 by 2 inches in the United States and Canada, 90 by 54 mm in India, and 91 ...