How to make a two-sided business card on Mac
Create a front-and-back business card with your details and logo, compare designs, check print readiness, and save an editable project.
- What you'll achieve
- An editable two-sided business card with your name, contact information, brand logo and a selected layout, saved locally as a .businesscard project.
- What you need
- CardCraft: Business Card Maker version 3.0 on Mac.
- Your name, job title, company and contact details.
- Optional: a locally saved logo image and a website address for a QR code.

CardCraft turns one set of business details into three complete front-and-back card designs. This guide uses Sunbeam Ceramics as an example, from entering contact information through saving a reusable project.
1.Enter your business details
On the card brief, fill in Name, Title and Company under Identity. Add your Phone, Email, Website, Address and optional QR Code destination under Contact. Check the front and back previews as the fields update.

Business Card Maker brief with Maya Torres, Sunbeam Ceramics and contact information entered, plus front and back previews. 2.Add your brand logo
In Assets, select Choose Logo... and choose an image from your Mac. The example adds the Sunbeam Ceramics mark to the card. Use the visibility switches under Front and Back to hide unused elements in the brief preview.

Sunbeam Ceramics logo added to both sides of the business card brief in CardCraft. 3.Compare the front-and-back designs
Open Compare Designs to see Minimal Light, Corporate Blue and Creative Designer using the same details. Inspect both faces of each option. Select Corporate Blue for this example.

Comparison of Minimal Light, Corporate Blue and Creative Designer front-and-back cards with Corporate Blue selected. 4.Open the editor and inspect the layout
Select Continue to Edit. The editor opens with the front card on the canvas and a preview of the back. Use Designs and Layers in the navigator and Selection or Card in the inspector to review text, logo and layout.

Corporate Blue front business card in the editor with name layer selected and selection properties visible. 5.Check print readiness and save the card
Open the print-readiness view, select the home-print-and-cut option and review the front and back. Close the check, save your editable project, then clear the selection to inspect the finished card. The saved Sunbeam Ceramics layout keeps the brand mark and contact details on both faces.

Saved Corporate Blue Sunbeam Ceramics card with logo, contact details, Layers navigator and a preview of the back.
Tips
Enter the contact details once, then compare all three designs with the same content before choosing one.
Review both the front and back, including contact legibility and QR-code placement, before printing.
Keep the editable .businesscard project so you can update your information without starting over.
Watch outPrint-readiness checks are local guidance, not approval from a print supplier. Confirm your supplier's bleed, trim and file requirements before ordering.
Watch outThe print and share actions use macOS system handoffs; they do not confirm physical printing or delivery.