Design a business card around the introduction you want to make

Choose a layout before adding decoration

A horizontal business-card layout suits a name, role, company and a few contact details. An upright Social card gives a photo, short bio and public profiles more room. Pick the format that fits the information you need to share rather than filling every available field.

MyEliteCard includes Basic, Royal and Exclusive designs as well as Social cards. Some designs have a fixed composition with their own typography and spacing; others offer artwork and layout controls. The builder explains which controls apply to the selected design and which plan is required.

Make your name and role readable first

Use the preview to check your name at phone size. A long company name, a detailed job title and several contact lines compete for space. Shortening a phrase often helps more than shrinking every element. Your most important contact method should be readable without zooming.

On supported designs, Customize design has a separate size control for each text category. The layout still limits growth to keep text from overlapping the logo, QR code or other lines. If a larger setting looks unchanged, that text may already fill the safe space: try a shorter line or a different design.

Use your logo as part of the composition

Upload a clean logo with enough detail for the size at which it will appear. A compact symbol often works better than a full wordmark in a small space. Keep the logo separate from your name if both carry important information, and avoid repeating the same long business name in several places.

On artwork-based designs, adjust the logo position and scale in the builder. Check both faces of the card after each change. A logo that looks strong against one artwork may disappear against a lighter or busier alternative.

Treat gold and texture as accents

Premium does not have to mean more decoration. A gold accent, a quiet background and one clear focal point can work better than several competing finishes. Keep contrast high enough for small details, especially over photographs or patterned artwork.

Digital material effects show how a card looks on a screen. A preview of metal, paper grain or foil is not a manufacturing specification. For a future physical order, material, finish, color reproduction and production files need their own confirmation.

Review the complete card before publishing

The demo builder is a useful place to compare styles before registration. Its review screen shows the plan required by your choices; you can change the design before saving it to an account.

• Open the preview at a phone-sized width and read every contact line.
• Flip the card and check the back, logo and QR placement.
• Use only images and logos you have permission to publish.
• Test the published link and contact actions in a signed-out browser.
• Re-export PNG, JPG or an eligible PDF after changing the design.