How to Make a Digital Business Card (Free, in 60 Seconds)

A digital business card is a web page that holds your name, photo, contact details, and links. You share it with a link or a QR code, and the other person saves you to their phone in one tap. No paper, no app, and it's always up to date.

Here's how to make one for free in about 60 seconds.

Step 1 — Sign up (no app needed)

Go to OneCard and sign in with your email or Google. There's nothing to download — your card lives on the web, so it works on every phone and computer.

Step 2 — Add your details

Fill in the essentials and add only what matters to you:

• Your name, photo, and a short title (e.g. "Founder at Acme")
• Contact methods: phone, email, WhatsApp
• Links: LinkedIn, Instagram, your website, a booking page
• Optional: payment details so people can pay you in a tap

Step 3 — Pick a template

Choose a look that fits you — clean and minimal, dark and modern, luxe gold, or a vibrant gradient. Your photo and links drop straight in, so it looks polished without any design work.

Step 4 — Share it anywhere

You get a short link and a built-in QR code. Show the QR for someone to scan, drop the link in your email signature or DMs, or even print the QR on your paper card. Every share saves you to their contacts instantly.

Why a digital card beats paper

• It never runs out and never gets lost
• Update your number once and everyone sees the new one
• Add links and payments — things paper simply can't do
• See analytics: how many people viewed your card and tapped your links

That's it. In about a minute you've replaced paper with something faster, smarter, and free forever.