Create mini business cards at 85 × 25 mm — full standard width, less than half the height. Ideal as a contact slip, appointment card, or something to tuck into packaging.
At 85 × 25 mm a mini card keeps the standard width but cuts the height to under half, which changes what it is for. There is room for a name and one or two contact lines and essentially nothing else, so it works as a contact slip or an appointment reminder rather than a full business card. The practical advantages are real: it slips into a wallet note compartment where a full card will not go, it is cheap to produce because twenty-two fit on an A4 sheet, and it is a natural insert for product packaging. It is a supplement to a standard card, not a replacement for one.
You can print on plain paper and cut along the marks, or use a pre-cut sheet made for this format:
| No standard pre-cut sheet | Mini cards are not a common pre-cut product. Print on 250 gsm card stock and cut along the marks. |
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Because the cards are short, many fit on one sheet and there are far more cuts to make. Mark the sheet before you start and work through the horizontal cuts first, then the vertical — reversing that order tends to leave the last row skewed.
2" × 3.5", matte white, 200 cards. Clean Edge sheets separate without the ragged perforation dots that give home-printed cards away.
2" × 3.5", white, 250 cards on 25 letter sheets. 80 lb / 216 gsm stock with Sure Feed for straight alignment.
TripleTrack rail and a cut-line wire that shows exactly where the blade lands. The single best upgrade over scissors for printed label sheets.
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