Suddenly need business cards? Forgot yours?

In such situations, you can have real business cards in as little as 10 minutes.
Create them with the app and print them at Seven-Eleven.
No user registration required. The app is completely free to use.

Choose from a variety of business card designs.

Business cards are printed in standard size and have sufficient thickness.

■ Recommended for people who:
・Forgot their business cards and need them immediately
・Need business cards for a last-minute event
・Want a small quantity for an event, side business, or personal use
・Don't use business cards often
・Want to create personal business cards or shop cards
・Want a small quantity without a large order
・Find business card printing registration and ordering troublesome

■ Main Features
・Easily create new business cards by entering data
・Choose from 336 combinations: 6 layouts x 3 fonts x 14 colors
・Print two business cards on postcard paper using a Seven-Eleven multi-copy machine
・Cut with a cutter or scissors to complete (you can create standard-sized business cards)

・Can also take a picture of your existing business card with your camera, automatically correct it, and duplicate it

■ How to Use
Create business cards in the app → Issue a print reservation number (free) → Print business cards on postcard paper at Seven-Eleven → Cut and complete
No account registration or membership registration required. You can create them whenever you want.
The print reservation number is valid for 7 days. You can get a replacement even after it expires.

■ Price
The app is free to use. Issuing a print reservation number is also free.
Business card printing is done using a Seven-Eleven multi-copy machine and costs 200 yen (tax included) per print.
You can issue a receipt from the multi-copy machine.
Two business cards are produced with one print.
The postcard paper is thick enough and perfect for use as a business card.

* This app is intended for emergency or simple business card creation.

* The creator of this app has no direct relationship with Seven-Eleven.