Plain with a left bar
A short rule at the left anchors the name and everything else goes to whitespace; easiest to set when the name is short and the title long.
Card template library
61 layout geometries with 11 palettes = 215 templates. Each is laid out to print standards: text ≥3mm from the trim line, QR ≥15mm, colour blocks bleeding to the edge. Need a photo, a QR, bilingual or a double-sided back? Use the Structure row below to filter the rest — those aren't tags, they're measured by actually laying out every template. Pick one and rename it — every element is independent, so delete and rearrange freely.
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45 templates
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By colour
Now: 90×54 landscape · 45 layouts (each with several palettes)· ↑ ↓ ← → move layout by layout (with several columns, ↓ is the one below), Enter starts with it; after searching, ↓ jumps to the first; standing on one, press Shift + ← → to cycle this layout's palette without leaving
Every phone, email and web address here is placeholder sample content — it will not connect or deliver. Replace them with your own and the card is ready.
Hairline left aligned
A 0.32mm hairline separates the name from the details, and it will not break on press.
Flush right
Everything right aligned: handing over the card, the eye returns from the contact details at the bottom right to the name — which suits how it is held.
Corner mark minimal
A pattern corner mark sits top right and the rest is type — the most whitespace of any layout here.
Icon watermark
A large icon at 14% opacity in the bottom right acts as a watermark: it covers no text and does not compete with the contact details.
Cracked-ice corner
A cracked-ice pattern weights the top-left corner while the body stays a clean three lines.
Whitespace with a right-hand code
QR code
The most spacious version plus one bottom-right QR code: a large name, one contact line, and the code keeps to its own corner instead of competing for attention.
Serif centred
The name centred in serif, a short divider rule centring the two halves on the gutter.
Hairline frame, centred
A 0.25mm frame all round with everything centred inside — the substrate of a certificate.
Circular seal initial
A round seal on the right carries the initial of the name; identity and contact details split into two stacks on the left.
Initial as watermark
The name’s initial blown up to 30mm as a translucent watermark, with the body taking only the remaining space.
One-liner as the lead
The one-line intro carries the card while the name and contact details step back below it.
Key-fret signature
A key-fret band along the footer bleeds off the edge, the signature reversed on it.
Corner seal
A seal mark in the bottom right acts as a corner stamp and all the body text stays left aligned.
Serif with a code
QR code
A vermilion seal pressed top right, a QR code bottom right, a vertical bar beside the serif name — for those who want the literary feel and “scan to save this card” at the same time.
Left block, reversed type
Has a back side
A 26mm solid block bleeds off the left edge, the name reversed inside it, contact details down the right side.
Reversed footer bar
A 11mm solid bar bleeds off the left and right along the bottom, with phone, email and WeChat reversed inside it.
Mid-band crossing
A 5mm colour band crosses the whole card at mid-height, the name reversed on it, the information below.
Pale compartments
Has a back side
The right half is split into compartments at 14% tint, one icon and one contact item each; the left keeps only the identity.
Emblem on a disc
A round disc carries the emblem top left, the name sits tight to its right, the rest of the information is pushed down.
Icon row
Two rows of four “icon + value” pairs along the bottom, a small icon in front of every contact item.
Lattice strip on the left
A vertical lattice-pattern strip bleeds off the left edge, and the body text steps 14mm clear of it.
QR code as the hero
QR codeHas a back side
A 22mm QR code on the right plays the lead, identity and contact details on the left, a list table on the back.
Two columns, one rule
A single vertical line splits the card: the left says who, the right says how to reach them.
Job title as the lead
The job title is set larger than the name and carries the whole card; the name moves back to the bottom to close it.
Three hairlines
Three hairlines of decreasing length at the top left set the rhythm; the body starts below them.
Even line spacing
Identity and contact details merged into one stack, evenly spaced line by line — the tidiest version.
Icon list
A small icon in front of each contact item, one vertical list read in a single pass.
Double rule frame
A double hairline frame encloses the whole card, content centred — a certificate feel.
Labels on their own lines
Chinese label on the left, value on the right, two dense columns so every item matches up.
Sales full load
QR code
Identity at the top, five contact lines centred, a QR code in the bottom right — the information maxed out.
Grid blocks
A 2×2 pale grid: name, title, company and contact each take one cell, aligned both ways.
Dark minimal
Has a back side
The whole card is one dark field, the name in light type at the top left, everything else given to whitespace.
Dark hairline frame
Has a back side
On a dark field, a light hairline frame inset 4mm; every word sits centred inside it — the basis of a certificate.
Wave footer
A wave band along the footer bleeds off left and right; all the body text sits in the dark area above it.
Photo left, text right
Photo slotQR code
A 34mm full-height photo band on the left, text on the right, a QR code in the top right corner.
Photo across the bottom
Photo slot
A full-width photo along the bottom bleeding off left, right and bottom; the top half is left for the name and contact details.
Rounded photo
Photo slot
The photo takes everything above the text, corners rounded at 2.5mm; the text block sits along the bottom edge.
Full-bleed photo with type over it
Photo slot
The photo fills the card and the text sits on a 52% ink backing, so bleed and contrast both hold.
Photo right, text left
Photo slot
A full-height photo band on the right (bleeding off right, top and bottom), name and contact details in the left half; the mirror of “Photo left, text right”, and steadier for long names.
Round headshot
Photo slot
A true circular headshot slot on the left (an ID photo drops in already round), name and five contact items on the right — the version clinicians, teachers and consultants use most.
Photo across the top
Photo slot
A photo band across the top bleeding off three edges (its height steps back from the measured top of the name), the name left-aligned below with contact details following.
Full-bleed photo on the back
Photo slotHas a back side
The front carries only name and contact details (the most spacious version), the back is one full-bleed photo over a backing — put the portfolio or storefront shot on the back and the front still prints.
Chinese front, English back
QR codeChinese + EnglishHas a back side
Chinese on the front, English on the back, with identical coordinates: same column widths, same bottom edge, QR code in the same spot.
Chinese and English on one side
Chinese + English
Chinese left, English right, one vertical divider between; both columns share width and baseline, only the bound fields change.
By profession
Same layouts, written the way your profession does it. Each profession page lists what must be there and what to avoid.
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A blank canvas still has bleed, safe area and preflight hints, and exports the same print-grade files.
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