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Visiting Card

The 3.5 × 2 inch card every printer in India cuts to, front and back.

What goes on it

These are the fields the form asks for. Anything you leave blank is left off the page — no empty rows, no dashes.

* Needed for the document to make sense.

Three designs

All three read the same fields, so you can switch between them at any point without retyping anything.

Common questions

What size is a visiting card in India?

3.5 × 2 inches — 88.9 × 50.8mm — which is what every local printer cuts to. That is the size this produces, exactly, so nothing is scaled at the print shop.

What is bleed, and do I need it?

Three millimetres of extra design past the edge, so that when the guillotine cuts slightly off — and it always does — you get your colour to the edge rather than a white sliver. Ask your printer: if they want bleed, turn it on. It is part of Pro.

Can I get several cards on one sheet?

Yes. Switch the layout to "A4 sheet" and you get ten cards laid out on a page with cut guides, which is what you want for a home or office printer.

Can I print the back?

Yes. The back is its own set of fields and its own page in the PDF — the printer prints page one on the front and page two on the back.

Is it free?

Designing and previewing is free, and the free plan covers three PDF downloads a month. Bleed marks, crop marks and logo uploads are part of Pro.

Will my card have a JobFolio logo on it?

No. There is no watermark and no branding of ours on anything you download, on either plan.

What should I actually put on it?

Name, what you do, one phone number, one email. Anything more and the card gets hard to read at arm's length. Put the extras — address, a QR code to your portfolio page — on the back.

Can I hand this to a local printer?

Yes, that is what the single-card PDF is for: exact trim size, and a back page if you have used one. Ask them whether they want bleed, and turn it on if they do.

Other card formats

The rest of JobFolio

One account, one resume, and everything else reads from it.