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Visiting cards in India

The word, the size and the price, for anyone handing out a card in India.

In India the card is a visiting card, and 90 by 54 mm is the size most presses cut to. Design one here for nothing, download the print-ready file, and keep a digital visiting card on your own link that updates itself.

In plain words

What you get in India

Cards move quickly here. A wedding, a shop counter, a site visit, a conference stall: one meeting and the card is out, which is why a box runs down fast and why a wrong number on the box hurts for months.

Local presses take a PDF at 300 DPI with a 3 mm bleed and crop marks, which is exactly what the maker downloads. Take the file on a phone and most shops will print from it without asking for anything else.

The maker, the templates and the print-ready downloads are free in India as they are everywhere else. No account is asked for, nothing is stamped across the file, and the design is drawn at 90 × 54 mm so a printer has nothing to scale.

The digital visiting card is the other half of it. It lives on your own link, shows a QR code that opens it, saves into a phone in one tap, and changes the moment you edit it, so a card you handed over in India last year still carries the number you use today.

Your choices

Where to start in India

Every door here is free to open, and none of them asks for an account.

Free tool

Visiting card maker

The same maker under the name used in India, Pakistan and the Gulf, with the sizes used there.

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Designs

Templates

Every design, by style and by trade, each one opening in the maker with your details.

Templates→
Digital

Digital visiting card

The same card under the word used across South Asia and the Gulf.

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Print at home

Printable business cards

Ten cards on one A4 or US Letter page with cut lines, for your own printer.

Printable business cards→
Plans

Pricing

The free plan and Pro, as a monthly figure in your own currency; the checkout shows the exact amount charged before you pay.

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No surprises

What it costs

Prices for India are shown in Indian rupees, turned from our US-dollar price. The exact amount is shown on the payment page before you pay.

From INR 94.71 ($0.99) a month. Free plan too. The exact amount is shown on the payment page before you pay.

One card on your own link is INR 0 ($0), for as long as you like.

Or INR 955.65 ($9.99) a year (INR 79.40 ($0.83)/month).

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On paper

Printed visiting cards for India

Printed cards start at INR 153.99 for delivery to India.

Printed visiting cards for India are cut to 90 × 54 mm, and the maker draws that size by default.

Delivery to India: INR 286.99.

Printed in 3–5 business days, then 5–12 days to you.

Import duties and taxes, if any, are paid by the person who receives the parcel.

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Side by side

India at a glance

Every figure here comes from the catalogue and the country's own price rows, never from this page.

What it isWhat that means
What people call itA visiting cardThe same card either way
The size90 × 54 mmThree other sizes in the maker
Designing and downloadingFree, with no accountNo watermark on the file
A card on your own linkOne card on your own link is INR 0 ($0), for as long as you like.From INR 94.71 ($0.99) a month. Free plan too. The exact amount is shown on the payment page before you pay.
Printed cardsPrinted cards start at INR 153.99 for delivery to India.Delivery to India: INR 286.99.
Step by step

How to make a visiting card in India

Step 01

Write the words

Your name, what you do, the company, and the two or three ways you want people to reach you.

Step 02

Pick a design

Choose a template, then its colours and its lettering. The card on screen follows every pick.

Step 03

Check the size

90 × 54 mm is the size used in India, and the maker draws it by default. Three other sizes are there if your printer asks for one.

Step 04

Download, or publish

Take the print-ready PDF to a printer, or the sheet of ten for your own paper. Publish the digital visiting card and your link and its code are live.

Clear answers

Questions from India

What is the standard visiting card size in India?

90 by 54 mm is the usual one and the maker draws it at that size. 3.5 by 2 inches is also common here, and both are in the maker along with 85 by 55 mm and 91 by 55 mm.

Can I put a UPI or WhatsApp button on my digital visiting card?

Yes. Your card carries a button for each way you want to be reached, including a WhatsApp chat and a payment link, and one tap opens it on the reader's phone.

Is a visiting card the same as a business card?

Yes. They are two words for one thing, and the word changes with the country rather than the card. This page uses the word used in India.

Does the person I give it to need an app?

No. No app, no download and no account on their side. The link or the QR code opens in the browser their phone already has, and your details save to their contacts in seconds.

Keep reading

The rest of the answers

The same questions, taken one at a time.

Start here

Visiting card

The same choices under the word used in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the Gulf.

Visiting card→
The whole of it

Visiting Card Store

The maker, the templates, the digital card and the printed cards in one place.

Visiting Card Store→
What it costs

Free business cards

What costs nothing here, said exactly, and what a paid plan adds.

Free business cards→
What it costs

Cheap business cards

The honest answer to the cheapest way to get a card that people keep.

Cheap business cards→
On the card

QR code business card

A square code on the paper card that opens your details on their phone.

QR code business card→
More

Features

Email signatures, call backgrounds, wallet passes and everything else the card feeds.

Features→
Elsewhere

Other countries

The same site in the word, the size and the currency each country uses.

Your turn

Start your visiting card

Two minutes in the maker gives you a print-ready file, and the link is free to take as well. Both work the same way in India as anywhere else.