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Card & Brochure Studio

Create business cards and brochures in an offline editor; save drafts locally, import project JSON, and export print-ready HTML, SVG, PNG, or PDF.

What this tool does

Create and arrange the pages of a business card or brochure in a visual editor. Add and edit text, headings, shapes, images, and QR codes, then export print-ready or editable files.

When to use it

Use it to draft and lay out business cards, brochures, and other small print pieces in your browser without a design-service connection.

Who it is for

Small-business owners, designers, and anyone preparing simple printed marketing materials or a shareable design mock-up.

How to use it

  1. Choose a starting design and give the project a name.
  2. Add text, shapes, a QR code, or an image/SVG; select elements to edit their properties and arrange the layout.
  3. Use the Pages / sides panel to add, select, duplicate, or remove pages. Undo and redo are available while you work.
  4. Save in this browser, or export an editable project JSON for a backup. Use the export menu for standalone HTML, the current page as SVG or 300-DPI PNG, or print/save all pages as a PDF.
  5. Open a previously exported project JSON to continue editing it.

Inputs

Project name, page content and layout, text and shape properties, and optional image or SVG files from your device. You can also open an editable project JSON file.

Outputs

Editable project JSON, standalone HTML containing all pages, current-page SVG or 300-DPI PNG, and a print view for saving all pages as PDF.

Example use cases

Data and limitations

The editor works in the browser and automatically saves projects to this browser’s local storage. These drafts are not cloud-synced; use the project JSON export to back them up or move them. Save size is limited by browser storage, so large image-heavy projects may need a JSON backup. Images and SVGs come from files you provide; the editor does not supply remote stock imagery or a design-generation service. PDF saving uses the browser’s print dialog.

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