Electronics business card maker
Business cards for electronics brands
Start from a card set for a speaker brand, then make it yours. Link specs, support or bookings in the QR code and download print-ready files in US or EU size.
Free, no sign-up, no email. Print-ready PNG at 300 dpi and SVG, in US or EU size.
Your card
Print preview
The QR code opens voltandwave.example.com
Your details
Fill in what you want printed. Leave a line empty and the layout closes the gap.
No logo yet: your initials stand in.
PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP up to 5 MB. It stays on this device.
Front of the business card for Daniel Kim
Sample cards
Electronics cards from three businesses
Each card is drawn by the maker above for an example electronics business. Pick the same layout and colourway in the maker, then put in your own details.
Bold, for a phone repair shop
A bold name on black for the counter, with the phone number and the booking link on the card.
Classic, for a gadget brand
A cobalt card with a clean sans name, like the box the product ships in, so the card and the gadget look like one brand.
Split, for an audio builder
A stone block holds the name, and the back links the shop with the builds on sale now.
What to put on it
What a electronics card needs to do
Link specs and support
Electronics buyers look up specs, manuals and care guides. Point the QR code at a page with all three, so the card helps after the sale too.
Set it in mono for a technical feel
The grid layout in mono reads like a spec sheet. It suits engineers and repair shops; switch to sans for a consumer brand.
Put the phone on a repair card
Someone with a broken phone wants to call or walk in. If you repair, add a phone and an address so both are on the card.
Before and after the card
Name it, card it, open the store
- Pixel & Flux
- Wavecho
- Hey Beam
Need a name first?
The name generator starts from words of the electronics trade. Bring the name you pick back to this card.Get electronics names
Selling electronics online
What a electronics store needs to sell well, and how Tanqory sets it up for you.Read the electronics guide
Any layout, any trade
The full maker with five layouts, three typefaces and four colourways, plus the print checks a shop runs.Open the card maker
Other industries
Business cards for other trades
Food and drink
Cards for bakeries, coffee roasters, sauce makers and market stalls.Food and drink cards
Any other trade
Five layouts, four colourways and your own logo, for any kind of business.Open the card maker
FAQ
Electronics business card questions
Is the business card maker free?
Yes. There is no sign-up and no email step. Make as many cards as you like and download each side as PNG or SVG.
Are my details or my logo uploaded?
No. The card is drawn by code running in your browser. Your details and your logo stay on this device; nothing is sent to our servers or stored.
What should an electronics business card include?
Your name and role, the business, what you make or fix, a website for specs or bookings in the QR code, and a phone or email. Repair shops should add the address.
Which layout suits a tech or repair business?
Grid in mono reads technical and precise, and bold suits a repair counter where the name has to read from a distance. Switch layouts in the maker and both sides redraw.
What size is a business card?
In the US and Canada a business card is 3.5 x 2 in (88.9 x 50.8 mm). In most of Europe it is 85 x 55 mm. Pick either size in the maker; the file includes the bleed a printer needs.
Which file do I send to the printer?
The PNG is 300 dpi with the bleed included, which most print shops and online printers accept. The SVG keeps text and shapes as vectors, for a printer or designer who wants to edit it. If your printer asks for a PDF, open the SVG in a design app or your browser and save it as PDF at actual size.
How do I put a QR code on my business card?
Type your website and the maker puts a QR code that opens it on the back of the card. Scan it from the screen with your phone before you print.
Hand out a card. Open a store.
Describe what you sell and Tanqory drafts the store your QR code opens: brand, theme, pages and products. Your logo, colours and contact details live in brand settings, so the store matches the card.