What to include
- Your name and specialty — “Color specialist”, “Barber”, “Lash artist”.
- Salon name and address.
- Booking phone or online booking link.
- Instagram (or TikTok) where your work lives.
- On the back: opening hours or “Book your next visit”.
Where the QR code earns its place
Use the card link QR so clients get your Instagram, booking link and a Save contact button in one place. Put the salon's QR at reception and on aftercare cards. A vCard QR is best when people mainly call or text to book.
Templates that suit
Pastel (free) and Botanical (Pro) feel soft and fresh; Noir (free) and Midnight (Pro) suit barbershops and premium salons; Social (free) puts your handles first. See all 32 templates
Cards for the whole practice or team
Upload a CSV of your team and get everyone's card, QR code, .vcf file and print PDF in one ZIP — same design for everyone, or a template column per person. Nothing is uploaded; the file is read in your browser. Team batch
Frequently asked questions
What should a hairstylist's business card include?
Name, specialty, salon, address, booking number or link, and Instagram.
Can every stylist have their own card?
Yes. Upload a CSV of your team and get everyone's card and QR code in one ZIP.
Should the QR code go to Instagram?
Use your card link: it shows Instagram and booking together, and lets clients save your number.
Can I print appointment cards at home?
Yes, with the 10-up sheet (Pro) on card stock.
Contact files follow vCard 3.0 (RFC 2426); QR codes follow ISO/IEC 18004. Checked 2026-11-07.