Avoiding printer template guesswork
Use Kleido when you want a card that starts with print constraints already applied, instead of downloading a design and trying to fit it into a separate printer upload template.
Card design / print handoff
A good business card is not print-ready just because it looks finished on screen. It still needs the right trim size, bleed for edge-to-edge backgrounds, a safe zone for names and contact details, readable small type, and QR artwork that survives real-world scan distance.
Kleido builds those print checks into the card workflow. Generate a two-sided card from a URL, edit the identity details, proof both sides at card scale, then order printed cards without preparing a separate production file yourself.
Choose US 2×3.5 inch or EU 85×55 mm before judging layout, type, or spacing. Kleido composes the card for the selected production format instead of scaling a generic canvas at the end.
Background color and artwork can run to the bleed, but names, logos, contact lines, borders, and QR codes need room inside the trim. The layout keeps critical content away from likely cutter drift.
The generator keeps the typographic hierarchy within practical business-card ranges and treats the QR code as print artwork, with enough size and quiet space to scan from a normal handoff distance.
Flip the front and back, edit fields inline, scan the QR destination, and compare variants before ordering. Once approved, Kleido prepares the print handoff behind the scenes for the selected size and orientation.
Use Kleido when you want a card that starts with print constraints already applied, instead of downloading a design and trying to fit it into a separate printer upload template.
Generate a card from the current site, confirm the copy and QR link, proof it at realistic size, and order the run while the brand context is still fresh.
Share a saved template with teammates so each person can update their own details while preserving the same safe margins, type scale, QR treatment, and two-sided structure.
Generate a few variants, print quick paper proofs, scan every QR, and check the smallest text before committing to the real run. The feedback loop costs minutes, not a reprint.
Bleed and safe-zone rules matter most at the edges. Full-bleed backgrounds need extra artwork beyond the final trim so no white sliver appears after cutting. Critical content needs the opposite treatment: it should sit inside the safe zone so a small trim shift does not clip an email address, logo, or QR quiet zone.
Small type is the other common failure point. A line that looks clean on a laptop can become hard to read once it is printed at business-card scale. Kleido keeps names, roles, company text, and contact details in a practical hierarchy, then lets you proof the result before ordering.
QR codes need enough physical size, contrast, and empty space to scan from the distance people actually hold a card. Kleido renders QR artwork cleanly, keeps it out of the trim risk area, and gives you a chance to scan the proof before the card goes to print.
For standard orders, Kleido prepares the selected size, orientation, front/back pairing, safe interior margins, and production handoff behind the scenes. Specialty processes such as foil, letterpress, duplex stocks, or unusually dark coatings may still need printer-specific review before committing the run.
Exact trim sizes, bleed expectations, safe-zone rules, and 300 DPI reference dimensions for common business card formats.
Point-size ranges for names, roles, contact details, and the small proofing checks that catch hard-to-read type before print.
A plain-English checklist for trim size, margins, contrast, registration, and production artwork.
How to size, place, and protect QR codes so they scan cleanly without taking over the whole card.
US 2×3.5 inches and European 85×55 millimeters, in either landscape or portrait orientation.
Yes. Kleido designs against the selected trim size, keeps important content inside safe interior margins, and prepares the production handoff so edge-to-edge backgrounds and two-sided cards are handled for print.
Kleido keeps business-card typography in practical print ranges, but you should still proof at real size before ordering. Long names, dense contact blocks, and very light fonts are the cases to inspect closely.
The QR code is rendered cleanly with room around it and sized for normal card handoff distance. Before ordering, scan the proof with your phone to confirm both readability and destination.
Yes. Review the card on screen, flip both sides, edit details inline, scan the QR, print a quick paper proof if you want, and regenerate variants before placing the print order.
No. Printed cards do not include a Kleido watermark.
Kleido is an AI business card generator that reads a website URL, extracts the brand, and renders an editable two-sided card you can flip, refine, and order printed.
Turn a website URL into an editable two-sided business card in under a minute. Kleido extracts the brand from the page, composes a card that matches the site, and lets you order prints.
Add a working QR code to a business card in one click. Kleido generates the QR, places it in the layout, and lets you change the destination URL anytime.
Generate editable business card templates from a website URL. Share a template link, regenerate variants, and reuse the same brand for an entire team.