Type a bio and pick a photo; the preview updates immediately. The download draws the same card at 840 px wide onto a canvas and saves it as a PNG, so the file looks the same wherever you send it.
The photo is checked to be an image, scaled to a 512 px longest side inside the browser and kept in page memory only. There is no upload, no public URL and no link parameter; the tool follows the site rule that user input is never sent to a server.
Common questions and answers about this topic.
Choose a photo, write a short bio and check the live preview. Press “Download card image” to save a PNG, then send that image through whatever app you like.
Yes. As long as there is a photo or some text, the download button is enabled; add both for a fuller card.
Nowhere. The photo is resized inside your browser, the card is drawn on a local canvas, and the PNG is saved straight to your device. Nothing is uploaded, stored on a server or written into a link.
Any image your browser can open, such as JPEG, PNG or WebP. The photo is scaled so its longest side is 512 px before it is placed on the card.
A public link needed your photo to live on a server, and a link that leaks cannot be taken back. Downloading the card keeps everything on your device; you decide who receives the image.
The PNG is 840 px wide; its height grows with the length of your bio so nothing is cut off. It is sharp enough for chat apps and social posts.