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A GOOD FIT STARTS HERE

Choose the card
that fits your people.

Start with the information people need to read. Then choose the layout, sides and accessories that make it practical.

Which ID card should I choose?

For a school, prioritise a clear student name, photo and class. For a college, plan enrolment and department fields. For a company, keep the employee name and role easy to read. Choose double-sided printing when essential information would make the front crowded.

Compare common ID-card requirements
Choose forMain informationCheck before printing
SchoolName, admission ID, class and school brandingCurrent class, accurate names and correct photo matching
CollegeName, enrolment number, course or departmentBatch and validity dates; any agreed barcode requirements
CompanyName, employee ID, role or departmentLong job titles, brand consistency and required validity

One side or two?

Single-sided

A straightforward choice when the essential details fit comfortably on the front. Avoid shrinking important text to fit extra information.

Double-sided

Useful when the front needs to stay clear while the reverse carries agreed instructions, organisation details or validity information. Confirm both sides in your proof.

Cards only, or a complete set?

Accessory choices to confirm in your quote
OptionWhat to decide
Card onlyHow people will carry it; whether an existing holder fits
Card + holderHolder dimensions, orientation and attachment style
Card + lanyardLanyard style and how it attaches to the card
Complete setCard, holder and lanyard specifications and quantities

Card dimensions, material, finish, photo handling and delivery are confirmed with your quote. A printed QR or barcode does not by itself provide access-control or software integration.