NFC Business Cards













A card with an NFC chip sealed inside. Your contact, website, portfolio or booking link opens on any iPhone or Android with one tap. No app needed. Change the destination whenever you like without reprinting a single card.
- Printed in Brooklyn
- Same-day available
- Reply within the hour
See it at real size before you order.
Add a design, pick the size and options, and see exactly what prints. No payment now — we reply with a price within the hour.
Nothing here yet. Create something and it shows up here.
Check and send
- Send it on WhatsApp — or add it to your cart and send several products at once.
- We reply with the price and a print-ready proof, usually within the hour.
- You approve, we print in Brooklyn. Same-day is often possible.
Choose file
- Add a design — tap the board to upload a file, or make one with AI right below it.
- Pick shape, size, material — the board shows exactly what you get; rarely-needed settings are under “More options”.
- Send — WhatsApp for one product now, or 🛒 Add to cart to collect several products and send them together. No payment now; we reply with a price within the hour.
- Best: PNG with a transparent background, or vector — SVG, PDF, AI.
- Sharp print: 300 dpi at the printed size (a 3″ sticker ≈ 900 px).
- Cards, flyers, banners: 0.125″ bleed on every side, fonts outlined.
- PDF / AI: they don’t preview on the board — we attach the name to your request and collect the file right after.
Send what you have. We check every file and prep it for print for free before anything is printed.
Shown at 1:1 for a typical phone screen (≈ 160 px per inch). Hold a ruler to the screen to check.
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More about NFC Business Cards
An NFC business card has a small chip inside. Someone taps it with their phone and your link opens: contact card, website, Instagram, booking page or menu. Nothing to install. Modern iPhones and Android phones read it on their own.
We do not print directly on the chip. We take a ready-made PVC card in black, white or clear and apply your design with a UV DTF transfer, with an optional 3D raised finish. Solid colors and bold shapes come out best; very thin lines, soft shadows and transparency do not, so we may ask to thicken small lettering before we print.
One card lasts. You tap it or let people scan the QR on the back, and you keep it, so most people need a handful of cards, not a box of five hundred. You can change the link later without reprinting.
NFC Business Cards: options at a glance
| Effect | Standard, Holographic, 3D |
|---|---|
| Card color | Black, White, Clear |
| Sides | Single-sided, Double-sided |
| Extras | QR code + NFC |
| Quantity | 1, 3, 5, 10, 25, Custom |
| Pickup & delivery | Pickup at 430 E 8th St, Brooklyn, NY 11218, or tracked USPS shipping across the US |
Guides
Questions
Do customers need an app?
No. Any modern iPhone or Android opens the link when the card is tapped.
Can I change the link later?
Yes. Point the card to a free Digital Card page or any URL and change it anytime, with no reprint.
Can I add a QR code too?
Yes. The QR + NFC combo prints a QR on the card for phones that prefer scanning.
Can you print my design straight onto the card?
We customize pre-made PVC NFC cards with a UV DTF transfer. It gives sharp, solid color. Gradients, transparency and hairline details do not reproduce reliably, so we adjust those with you before printing.
How many NFC cards do I need?
Usually just a few. An NFC card is shown and tapped, not handed out, so one card can be used again and again.
Can I put a QR code on the back?
Yes. A QR on the back is included on request, for anyone who prefers to scan.


