You really can't beat our colors, so shop JAM Printable Business Cards today! Just remember to use the best quality of the picture possible! This way it doesn’t come out all blurry. You can also add jpegs from Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator! Select the blank option and put your image in, again using the clip art icon. So all you have to do is search for the image you want! Your printable business cards are almost ready!ĭesign once again, this time having all of the options right in front of you! It will open your folders on your desktop. If you want to add your logo, click the small 'Clip Art' icon circled below. I chose one of theirs and starting playing around. Once you’re there, you can click either your own custom design or choose one of theirs. I searched business cards, not knowing the number and found a lot of choices! Once this is downloaded, you should have an Avery tab on the top part of your Word document (the toolbar).Ĭlick the Avery Wizard > Next and this should appear: *Just make sure your Microsoft Office is compatible.

Want to add an image and/or logo to your card? You can download Avery Wizard for free HERE*! Even our white brings out your message perfectly! Simple and clean right? With our Printable Business Cards in an array of colors to choose from, you’ll be certain to stand out from the rest of your peers. Place JAM printable business card sheets inside your printer, and click print! That’s it!

You can even center your company name by highlighting it, right clicking, clicking paragraph and next to alignment, clicking centered. Now it’s time for typing your information out. Highlight what you want to change (let’s say your company name), right click, click font and change it up! Font, Font Style, Size, if you want it underlined, if you want a different color, if you want different effects, etc. (3 1/2 x 2 is the standard business card size in the USA). To make sure it is correct, look to the right to find the dimensions. Under Label Options go to Avery US Letter. For me, it was as easy as typing out my information and putting my sheet of cards in the printer. Still can’t seem to figure out how to print your business cards in Microsoft Word? Instead of just giving you the old “open Microsoft Word and figure it out”, here’s a rundown on how to print our business cards with no sweat involved (unless of course, you’re outside for some reason – it’s finally nice out WOO!).

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