A digital business card people can open, save and share

What is a digital business card?

A digital business card is an online version of the details you would hand over on a printed card: your name, role, business and preferred ways to get in touch. It can also include a website and social profiles. Instead of passing on a piece of paper, you share a web address or let someone scan a QR code.

The recipient opens your card in their browser. They do not need a MyEliteCard account or a dedicated app to view a published card. They can follow the contact links you provide or download your contact information as a vCard for a compatible contacts app.

Design a card that feels like your brand

Start with a business-card layout or an upright Social card. The builder shows the design as a 3D object you can turn and flip. Add your logo, choose the available fonts and colors, and adjust text sizes on the designs that support them. Royal and Exclusive also offer card artwork and image uploads.

A gold, marble or paper finish in the preview is a digital visual treatment. It does not mean that a physical card made from that material has been ordered. The digital builder and physical manufacturing are separate steps.

Share once, keep the details current

Publish your card when you are ready, then copy its link from the Dashboard. Use the same link in an email signature, a message, a social profile or a QR code. Edits to the published card update what visitors see at that address, so you can change a phone number without sending everyone a replacement link.

A downloaded PNG, JPG or PDF is a snapshot of the design when you export it. Re-export it after changing details. If you put a QR code on printed material, keep the linked card available and test the code after any change.

Try the builder before creating an account

The guest demo lets you enter your details and explore designs before registration. Its review step explains which plan the selected features need. You can keep experimenting, choose options within a different plan, or register to save the card to an account.

The Free plan includes one card, a limited design selection and watermarked image downloads. Paid plans increase the card limit and unlock more designs and export options. Check the pricing page for current terms. A promotion may give temporary access, but it does not turn every paid feature into a permanent free entitlement.

Use it for a clear, specific introduction

Add only details you want to share publicly. New cards start private; publication is a deliberate choice. Review the live link in a signed-out browser before using it for introductions.

• Freelancers: link to your portfolio and the best way to discuss a project.
• Business owners: show the business name, your role and a relevant website.
• Creators: use a Social card for a photo, short bio and selected public profiles.
• Event attendees: keep a QR code ready so a new contact can save your details.