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Free nail tech business card maker with QR code
A nail tech business card needs your salon name, your name and title, a phone or WhatsApp number, your Instagram handle, a short address and a QR code that opens your booking link. Type them in below, add your logo and pick one of four designs: the maker lays out the front and back at 85 × 55 mm and places 10 cards on an A4 sheet with crop marks. Print at home or save a PDF for a print shop. The QR code is made in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.
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Your card
PNG or JPG. It stays on this device and is never uploaded.
Your booking link, Instagram profile or website. The QR code is made in your browser.
Flip the paper on the long edge and each back lands behind its front.
Choose A4, 100% scale and no margins, or save as a PDF.
Preview
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Prints 10 cards of 85 × 55 mm on an A4 sheet, with crop marks.
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How to use it
- Enter your salon name and, if you like, your own name and title (for example Nail Technician or Nail Artist). Upload your logo.
- Add the phone or WhatsApp number clients should use, your Instagram handle and a short address line.
- Enter a link for the QR code: your booking link if you have one, otherwise your Instagram profile or website. Scan the QR code in the preview with your phone to check it opens the right page.
- Pick one of the four designs and check the front and back in the preview.
- Press Print and choose A4, 100% scale (Actual size) and no margins. Print a test on plain paper first, then print on thick card and cut along the crop marks.
Questions
What should a nail tech put on a business card?
Your salon name and logo, your name and title if more than one person works in the salon, the number clients should contact (say if it is on WhatsApp), your Instagram handle, a short address or neighbourhood, and a QR code to your booking link. Leave out your full service menu and prices: they change, and they belong on your booking page or Instagram, not on a card you hand out for months.
Where should the QR code on my card lead?
To a page where the client can act right away. A booking link works best: a client who finds your card in the evening or at the weekend can book at any hour without messaging you and waiting for a reply, and you can keep working on the client in your chair. If you use CutieCure Salon, your booking link looks like salon.cutiecure.app/s/your-salon: clients pick a service and a free time, book with their name and phone number, and the booking waits for your confirmation. Without a booking link, use your Instagram profile or website.
What size is a business card, and how do I print and cut it?
This maker uses 85 × 55 mm, the usual European size and close to the US 3.5 × 2 in, and places 10 cards on an A4 sheet in 2 columns and 5 rows. Print at 100% scale (Actual size) with no margins on the thickest card your printer accepts, around 250 to 350 g/m², then cut along the crop marks with a ruler and a craft knife. For a cleaner finish, save the sheet as a PDF and take it to a print shop.
How do I print double-sided business cards?
Keep "Front and back" selected and leave the mirror option on: the back sheet is laid out so each back lands behind its front when the paper is flipped on the long edge. In the print window, choose two-sided printing and flip on long edge. If your printer cannot print both sides, print the front only, turn the paper over, feed it back in and print the back only. Always test on plain paper first and hold it against the light to check the alignment.
Is my logo or anything I type sent or saved?
No. The cards and the QR code are made in your browser. Nothing, including your logo, is sent to a server or saved, so print or save a PDF before you close the page.