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A digital business card for photographers

A photographer’s card should look like your work. A digital card can carry one of your own photographs, link your portfolio and booking page, and go to a client at a shoot, an exhibition or a wedding fair without a box of prints.

What to put on it

  • Your name, what you shoot and where: “Wedding and portrait photography, Lisbon.”
  • Your portfolio website and Instagram.
  • Your phone and email for bookings.
  • A short bio next to your portrait, on an upright Social card.

Show your work on the card

On Royal and Exclusive, card art puts one of your own photographs on the card. Move it, zoom in, and darken or blur it so your name stays easy to read. Or start from a design: an upright card with your portrait, a two-color risograph print, or matte black with an iridescent name.

Buttons for bookings

  • Check availability: a button to your booking calendar or enquiry form.
  • See my portfolio: a button to your website or a gallery.
  • Message on WhatsApp, for clients who plan by message.
  • Save contact, so a client can find you again after the event.

Where to share it

  • A QR code on your stand at fairs and exhibitions, and with the photographs you deliver.
  • Your Instagram profile, with your card’s link.
  • Your email signature, with a picture of the card.
  • PNG or JPG downloads for print, and a PDF at real card size on Royal and Exclusive.

How to make yours

You can try every design before you register. The builder shows which plan a card for a photographer needs, from the free plan to Exclusive.

  1. Open the card builder. You don’t need an account to start.
  2. Add your details, then choose a design and add your logo or photo.
  3. Add buttons for the next step: booking, a portfolio or a message.
  4. Turn the card in 3D and check which plan it needs.
  5. Create your account, publish the card and share it.