When GraphicRiver started I was kinda surprised to see business card templates start appearing in the uploads since there was no specific category or instructions for them. A week later I was even more surprised to see them taking over our popular files page. Today GraphicRiver hosts almost 300 business card templates and they are a staple of the site. In this post we've rounded up 33 of the best to showcase some of the designs you can grab for just three or four dollars.
Design Studio Business Card by EAMejia
Tech Business Card by Omnione
JS Business Cards by Devilcantburn
Jeans Business Card by DarkoAb
Design Studio Business Card V2 by EAMejia
Colorful BusinessCard 2 by hariarch
"Hello!" Card by logorado
Business Card "1" by onedesign
Elegant Business Card by EAMejia
Modern Business Card by EAMejia
Green Business Card by stigma5
Black business card by ArikB
Art Business Card Template by ColorX
Space Business Cards by kuimu
Define Design by Aiselyn
Simple Gradient Business Card by cesiel1993
Above the Clouds Modern Business Card by shakeyimages
Vibrant Business Card by phyrebrush
Double Sided Business Card by AlexBeltechi
Travel Agency Business Card Design Template by ColorX
Colorful Business Cards Pack by wilin
Modern Pastels Design by Aislelyn
Multi-Use Business Card by valentinmuller
SmartCorp 6 Corporate Business Card Templates by ColorX
Colornolia Business Card by DreamWarrior
mdc - MY DESIGN CARD by dottorqp
Sweet Cards by Devilcantburn
Design Studio Card by CIROdg
Universe Business Card by valentinmuller
Summer Business Cards by ibib
Impact Business Card by EAMejia
Hello World by Devilcantburn
Latte Business Card by Threed
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User Comments
( ADD YOURS )imsraaia May 21st
COOL DESIGNS… THANKS…
( )eddy was here May 21st
great collection!
( )anand June 4th
hi this is anand your designs are mind blowing
( )simply superb
Ohh yeah, that's cool, nice, wow, great, no way! - bullshit.. May 21st
Please change “Graphic Design week” on “Graphic River week”.. Next useless article..
( )“THANKS” for what? Is it so hard to on graphicriver.net and check it all?
tron May 21st
you know, they have pills for the condition you are suffering from.
( )Peter May 21st
Indeed Brilliant!
( )JAM3SoN May 21st
Too bad my name is not John Doe
( )Diego SA May 21st
Every card is better than other. Fabulous!
( )saurabh shah May 21st
nice designs
( )crazywabbit May 21st
I would love to see how these cards the designs would translate to a letter head?
( )Bruno May 21st
What is the point of copy and paste articles?
( )Albi May 21st
Great job and cool design. bravo
( )Robert May 21st
Corrected the text on the last one:
“Hey My name is John Smith and I’m a Graphic Designer. This is my Business Card that another designer made. Keep it!”
In all seriousness… these are (mostly) great business cards; but I laugh at any of these cards marketed as for web / graphic / print designers. Why would a designer buy a business card template? Why wouldn’t he or she make their own?
( )me May 21st
I second that and would like to ask if we could have a survey to find out how many so called designers use/copy/steal other peoples work and call it their own
( )Boyd May 21st
no doubt – what a joke! nice call Robert.
( )Nick May 21st
Yeah it seems pretty pointless…I would make my own, and i surely wouldn’t want another designer making them, what does that say about the competence of the designer that they are for ?
( )Denny May 21st
Totally Agree!
( )- May 21st
yawn… more graphic river crap takin up spots on my rss feeds
( )Andy May 21st
Seriously, when did this site turn into the graphic river pimp? There is no point in coming to a tutorial site where every other new article is a glorified ad…. especially considering that many of us pay the ‘Plus’ free.
( )Two Socks May 22nd
Couldn’t agree more, not exactly “graphic design week” is it!!!
Just shameless self promotion :@
( )CC May 21st
I agree with Robert. While these are lovely, a designer should be creating their own business cards. Good for inspiration, though.
( )Estefi May 21st
I agree with you Robert !
( )ForthMotion Productions May 21st
I agree with the statements about making your own, but just so you guys know the tech card link isn’t working.
( )Evan May 21st
Who…what kind of designer would buy these? What does the exchange sound like when you hand someone this?
“Wow, did you design this yourself!”
( )“Nope! Now that I’ve proven myself incapable of the job I’m asking you to pay me for, do you wanna hire me?”
Aislelyn May 21st
Hi Collis,
Thanks so much for featuring my designs.
( )Mikah Sargent May 21st
I am extremely fond of the denim design and the “Elegant design” cards. All are fabulous.
( )AJ May 21st
I made a similar comment before on how I feel that a lot of these designs are good. I wouldn’t use them for myself as a designer, but that isn’t the point. On a tutorial website, especially during “Graphic Design Week” I’d much rather see tutorials on how to create some of these designs – and show how you can be creative on the use of business cards.
I do understand that Envato’s team is trying to get people to realize the type of artwork that is available on their marketplace websites, and the tutorial websites are a great way to drive traffic, but I’m missing the quality tutorials that are normally on the TutsPlus network.
( )NBK May 22nd
These are excellent designs..
( )igepe May 22nd
Nice templates we have here. I got so many inspiration on my next work. Thanks a lot guys
( )rory May 22nd
Wow these are freaking awesome!
( )This selection of business cards are really raising the bar, Im a web designer and mainly only working this media but I may branch out now. Thanks for the inspiration!
I.N. Jekont May 22nd
Allmost all the cards I see above have to be printed in full color. Which client is going to pay for a full color corporate id? None. And graphic designers: design your own bizz cards!
( )Alexandre Broggio May 22nd
COOL DESIGNS… THANKS…
( )Alf May 22nd
I honestly feel kind of grimy when I use any kind of resources that aren’t mine when I design, there is no way I could ever use these templates.
I’ve always felt that although these sites are very good, they’re like any other sites that have bills, they want/need money to keep doing what they’re doing. If promotion of these other websites on tut+ is keeping the sites running, I guess it’s worth it.
( )Ines May 22nd
Awesome collection….thanks for sharing.
( )joe hayes May 22nd
they’re good for inspiration though. same as logopond. but i agree that a true, experienced designer should not need a template. for those learning, it helps to sharpen their skills though i still hope they wouldn’t actually claim it as their own.
( )Andrei Patrascu May 22nd
Indeed some great business cards! Really helps to inspire
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( )hen May 22nd
its make me big smile….inspire
( )mrigakhi May 22nd
Awesome templates…great inspiration..thank u
!
( )Rahul May 23rd
Really really awesome business card templates. Cheers for sharing this.
( )adrian May 25th
what college course do i need to take so i can study about graphic designs??
( )weinye May 27th
depends on which field of design that interests you the most.
i did advertising and graphics design and now i’m doing multimedia design.
both courses will teach you pretty much the same thing for your foundation, eg: photoshop, illustrator, etc. all the basics.
with multimedia, you get to learn the basics of everything. like, actionscripting, html, how to design websites, video, basic photography, and loads more. since multimedia covers most of the design field, you pretty much get to choose what you want to focus on when you’re done with uni. more options.
with advertising + graphics design, it’s more of like, print work, photography. i feel, from my personal experience, advertising is more on the creative thinking side. whilst, multimedia is more of the execution part of it (not that it doesn’t require no creative thinking at all, of course it does.)
( )Multimedia Design September 12th
Thanks for the inspiration.
The watermarks are just silly. If I was going to rip these off I could do it with or without the watermarks.
As for the person asking about full colour cards – ALL my clients buy full colour cards – and so do I. If you’re a designer, you just have to figure out how it’s done. Perhaps your neighborhood printer will help you out.
( )Pol September 17th
nice! thank you for the showcase. let me add one to the list for it’s simplicity,
http://www.itsonlyacard.com
bests!
( )Kate September 18th
WOW! I love this cards!
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