Price: $8.52 - $7.05
(as of Dec 17, 2024 06:43:08 UTC - Details)

Make a memorable impression on important clients, partners and prospective customers with this pack of 90 premium customizable business cards. Constructed from premium heavyweight cardstock for an impressively weighty feel, these white business cards feature an innovative Clean Edge design for fast and easy separation, giving you the cleanest, smoothest edges of any business card on the market. They’re not just exceptional business cards, but also superb personalized gift tags, place cards, coupons or customer loyalty cards. Boost your brand or business to the next level by customizing both sides of your blank business cards with your title, company name, logo, branding and more using the thousands of free templates and designs on the Avery site. Optimized for inkjet printers for smudge and jam-free performance every time, you’ll be able to easily produce polished, custom cards that look like they came straight from a professional print shop for a fraction of the cost. In today’s ultra-competitive marketplace, show your clients, business partners and potential customers that you mean business with a Clean Edge Avery Business Card proudly representing your brand.
Printable cardstock lets you design and print your own personalized business cards
Our most premium business cards feature Clean Edge(R) technology so that cards snap apart easily and leave behind the smoothest cleanest edges of any printable business card available
Optimized for inkjet printers for jam & smudge-free performance guaranteed. Add crisp text and vibrant images to both sides of the professional business cards.
Personalize your white business card with your own design or choose from thousands of free templates and designs on the Avery site
Ideal for professional-quality printable business cards gift cards gift tags coupons or customer loyalty cards; use the back for photos maps and notes
Reviewer: Elizabeth Sowers
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: No perforation marks
Review: These are great and easy to use! No perforation marks either, which makes the cards sleek.

Reviewer: Missoula woodworker
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very nice edges, some results will depend on your printer
Review: I have printed many pages of cards with this stock, and they always break apart with nice edges.Be aware, if you want borderless cards with different colors on the edges, top to bottom and side to side, you need a very accurate printer to avoid bleed at those edges. Otherwise, you might see a thin strip of the adjacent card color, especially toward the bottom of the page of cards. This should not be a problem if the background is uniform in color, white, or any other. The cards are great; this is a printer accuracy warning.

Reviewer: MTnrbrn
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent quality
Review: These print great on both sides. I love the clean edge, and they are easy to snap apart without tearing. The gloss on the front makes it look professional. Will definitely buy these again.

Reviewer: Cuztomer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good
Review: Good quality. Easy to use.

Reviewer: MollyM/CA
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Adequate and convenient --with your own template
Review: Star deduction for rather thin cards and my dislike of the Avery templates. Directions for setting up your own business card template below.I use these cards in my finicky Epson Stylus Photo R2000 printer and in my HP 1320 laser printer (cheaper ink), just so that I can give people my address and phone number quickly and conveniently. If you really need to impress someone you might want to look at a specialized supplier of desktop publishing materials for thicker, coated cards. These Avery cards feed through my printers' regular paper paths with no trouble, and the margins and cards snap off amazingly-- if you fold decisively and from the side that says "...fold this side INWARD." (That's the side that DOESN'T say "STOP: FOLD OTHER SIDE" --you can't say Avery's not trying to give your cards a fair chance!)(Note: I haven't needed to print both sides so haven't tested what happens the second time the sheet goes through the rollers!)I tried the Avery template and was screaming with frustration in no time, so I made a Word 2003 table for the card grid, after setting up the page (side margins .75 inch (3/4"), top and bottom margins .5 inch (1/2"). I then could use fonts and pictures from my vast collections and get the layout just as I wanted it. You can even make sheets with different layouts, different text, different fonts, and different pictures on every card if you want.Your table will be left-aligned, with five rows of two columns with the column width 3.5 inches. (This makes the width of the table 7 inches, which will reach the page margins -- and the fold margins of the card sheet.) The row height is 1.9" and "exactly" (Word 2003's choices are "at least" and "exactly). To make the cards look nice, you need some space around the edges -- you can set the cell margins to .1 (one tenth) inch or so to make sure you leave space. Versions of Word from 2007 on take a little more bullying to get the table parameters to stick, if I remember, and so do Open Office and LibreOffice Writers.From here you can just start playing with the card text and pictures and making test prints on plain paper, or you can slog through the rest of this. I'm keeping my non-document-proficient relatives in mind with all the detail stuff.You can check the fit of your table by printing it out in plain paper and holding it up to a bright window with a business card sheet in front of it. Or print the blank grid onto a business card sheet, saves a bit of colored ink and you can always use the cards for something.Before you start putting in pictures and text, make sure that any and all parameters that change the cell size to fit the content are turned off (uncheck "autofit" in Word 2003). From here on, save frequently in case the table becomes unstable.Now you can start playing with your text and pictures. When you have one card that looks good, print it out on plain paper to check how it looks printed. Simple pictures with solid colors work best. When you have a card you like, select everything in the cell with the mouse, "copy" it, and paste into the next cell.The last step: set the table borders to "none." (A right-click anywhere in a cell brings up the "tables and borders" window in Word 2003.) Make a sample printout and if everything fits, save the file.From here on you can set up a template grid for future, different, business cards a couple of different ways. You can save a sheet of cards you know works as a template, delete the contents of all the cells but one (this helps design the new cards) and save again, or you can save just the blank grid as a template. This protects the sheet of cards you worked so hard over. Doing a "save as" and naming the new document something that tells you what it is, like "BusCardSampleSheet," is handier sometimes, but you have to remember to "save as" every time you open the document.You could of course make up your grid in any number of other programs -- Adobe Illustrator or even a drafting program or as a database report. There's probably a way to tweak Photoshop or Gimp to make the card grid, too. Whatever works!

Reviewer: PC Robertson
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Avery Business Card Stock
Review: Great price for a great product.

Reviewer: Kathleen
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Clean edges, great template app
Review: These tear apart so easily, and are perfect for my small business. The avery template app is awesome. Highly recommend

Reviewer: Pamela Curtin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Make your own business cards
Review: Very easy with any software, breaks apart cleanly

Reviewer: Michael Wong
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: The print quality looks great, and if you bend the perforated edges backward and then forward 90 degrees, they break off very cleanly and with minimal effort.

Reviewer: Glynn
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: As described

Reviewer: Cindy Barna
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: The price is a little steep.

Reviewer: Amer Alolabi
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: 👍👍

Reviewer: Romy Bianchi
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: These are good. Easy to download the free template and they are printable both sides.