Titanium, a metal digital business card template.
Titanium is a metal digital business card template: brushed gray bands from pale to mid-gray, a soft white highlight across them and a fine grain, with your name in dark sans-serif type. It reads as a metal surface on a phone rather than as a color, and it is on Pro.
Pro design · Starts free in Oxford · Switch to Titanium on Pro
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What it is made of.
Six gray stops between #9b9ba0 and #f0f0f2, laid on an angle so the band has the light and dark stripes of brushed metal, a white highlight across the middle at about a third opacity, and a fine noise grain over all of it. The name is in Helvetica Neue in near-black (rgb 29, 29, 31). The pass outside the band is a mid-gray (rgb 184, 184, 187).
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- Plan
- Pro ($15 a month or $12 a month billed annually, with 7 days free)
- Wallet layout
- Artwork band (store card): your name is drawn into the art
- Name set in
- Helvetica Neue (sans-serif)
- Colors
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#d6d6d8 #b0b0b3 #f0f0f2 #9b9ba0 #d8d8db #a8a8ac - Pass colors
- Text
#1d1d1fon#b8b8bb - From your name
- No: the design is the same for everyone who wears it
Who should wear Titanium.
Engineers, technology sales, automotive, manufacturing, anyone who would carry a metal card if one were in their pocket. It is neutral: a color can be a claim you do not want to make, and gray says nothing but care. For a warmer metal, Copper; for a machined pattern, Engine Turn.
How it reads in a dim room.
Dark type on mid-gray has the lowest contrast of the fixed designs, though the name and rows still clear 7:1; at 8.5:1 it is still more than the 7:1 WCAG asks of small text. It is the design in this set most affected by a dim room, as mid-gray neither glows like white nor recedes like black. If you meet people in bars, pick a dark design.
8.5:1text contrast · 7:1 is the bar
Measured from the pass's own colors, by the WCAG contrast formula. 21:1 is black on white; the line marks 7:1, the bar for small text. This is a light card.
Top to bottom, on the pass.
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- Name, in the art
- Role and company
- QR, opens your page
- Links, on the back
- Your name, in the artworkDrawn into the band across the top of the pass. A long name shrinks, then wraps, rather than being cut off.
- Your role and companyOne row under the band, in Apple's system font.
- Your phone numberTappable on your own phone.
- The QR codeOn the white plate Wallet draws at the bottom. It opens your page at cardr.co/yourname.
- The back of the passYour page link and every link you added.
Nothing is printed in the band but your name, so the highlight runs the full width.
Start free, wear Titanium on Pro.
Your card is made in Oxford first. Start Pro ($15 a month or $12 a month billed annually, with 7 days free) and switch to Titanium in your card's editor. What Pro includes.
Titanium, answered.
Is there a metal business card I can hold?
Yes: Cardr Metal, an engraved aluminum card with a QR code that opens your live card, UK only for now. Titanium is the design for the pass on your phone; the two work together.
Does Titanium look like real metal?
On screen it reads as brushed metal because the gradient has real highlights and shadows, plus a grain. It is still a flat image; nothing on a phone reflects light.
Is Titanium on the free plan?
No. Free has Oxford; Titanium is one of the fifteen Pro designs.
How do I get Titanium on my card?
Make your card free (it starts in Oxford), then start Pro and pick Titanium in your card's editor. Pro is $15 a month or $12 a month billed annually, with 7 days free. Your pass redraws itself in Wallet.
Start your card free today.
Free in Oxford today, and Titanium whenever you start Pro. Your details change any time without reissuing anything.