Can 3D lenticular business cards display fine logo details or thin text?

Lenticular printing splits an image across many lens ridges to create motion and depth, and that structure limits how fine your details can be. Delicate elements can break apart or render as scattered dots instead of a clean shape.

• Fine logo details and thin lines on dark backgrounds are the most likely to disappear.
• Keep type bold and substantial. Avoid hairline strokes and tiny point sizes.
• Favor high-contrast, simplified artwork over intricate line work.
• Test the design at a glance: if it relies on tiny detail to read, it will struggle in lenticular.

Designs built around strong, chunky shapes and clear contrast get the best animation and stay legible from every viewing angle.