3D Lenticular Business Cards

See 3D Lenticular Business Cards in action
A 31pt lenticular lens that flips 2, 3 or 4 frames on 4 card sizes, from 2" x 3.5" to the 2.5" square, from $690.88 for 500 cards.
- From $690.88 per set of 500, with the per-card price falling as the run grows to 25,000.
- One specialty stock: a thick 31pt lenticular lens, the ridged material that makes the motion read in the hand.
- Flip effect, 2 to 4 frames: tilt the card and the art swaps between your images, running top to bottom or left to right.
- 4 sizes: 2" x 3.5" vertical and 3.5" x 2" horizontal, plus a 2.125" x 3.375" credit-card size and a 2.5" x 2.5" social square, printed front only (4/0) or both sides (4/4).
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 across 120 reviews, on a 22 business day standard turnaround (15 business day option), with a free online proof and optional rounded corners.
Business Cards That Move When You Tilt Them
Most cards sit dead still in a stack. This one moves: tilt it under the light and the artwork flips, so a logo spins, a face winks, or a before turns into an after right in someone's hand.
Hand this card over at the meeting you want remembered. The flip sits in the ridged plastic lens itself, so the other person tilts the card and sees the change with no app and no QR scan. Flat paper, foil and plastic styles sit beside it in our business cards printing range.
500 cards is the smallest set, and the tiers below show what each card costs as the run grows.
How Do 3D Lenticular Business Cards Work
Lenticular printing interlaces your frames into a single sheet and bonds that sheet under a ridged 31pt lens, so each viewing angle sends a different frame to the eye. You choose how many frames and a direction, top to bottom or left to right, and send one image per frame. Tilt the card one way for frame one; tilt it back and the next frame takes over.
Types of Lenticular Effects
Lenticular printing also covers 3D depth, animation, zoom and morph effects. This card prints the flip only, so plan the art as separate frames that swap cleanly: a logo becoming a tagline, a before and after, or two product shots.
Artwork Requirements for Lenticular Cards
A lenticular file is not a flat business card file. Supply your artwork as layered frames, one layer per frame, in the frame order you want the card to run.
- Element size: keep type and logos large and bold. Hairline rules, thin serifs and small print blur as the lens rolls between frames.
- Contrast between frames: the frames should differ in shape and tone, not just in color, or the flip reads as a smear instead of a switch.
- Registration: hold anything that must stay put, such as a phone number or a QR code, in exactly the same position on every frame, or place it on the reverse.
- What does not translate: soft gradients, fine photographic detail and dense body copy. Put contact details on the back and print 4/4 rather than fighting the lens with them.
Which Lenticular Card Size to Pick
- 2" x 3.5" vertical: the standard card turned portrait, and the natural pick for a top to bottom flip because the tilt matches the reading direction.
- 3.5" x 2" horizontal: the classic wallet format, best paired with a left to right flip so the effect fires as the card is turned in the hand.
- 2.125" x 3.375" credit card size: fits a card slot and a wallet sleeve exactly, for cards meant to be kept rather than filed.
- 2.5" x 2.5" social square: an even square that suits a single centered logo flipping to a single centered mark.
Corners can stay square or round at a 1/8" or 1/4" radius. The panel below groups every choice the way the configurator on this page does.
How Many Flip Frames Should You Use: 2, 3 or 4
Every frame is interlaced under the same 31pt lens, so the more frames you ask for, the less resolution each one keeps. A logo or a two state message reads sharpest at 2 flips. A three step story, such as a before, during and after, holds up at 3. Use 4 only when the frames are bold shapes or flat color fields, and never for small type.
Design the static side from a template
The still back can start from one of the free, professionally built layouts in our business card design templates and change the colors and copy in the online editor.
Get the trim and bleed right before you upload
The motion only lands when the file is built clean, and the sizes are fixed, so grab a press-ready blank 3D lenticular business card template at the exact trim with the 1/8" bleed and safe margin already drawn in. Set each flip frame on its own layer and keep the key art inside the safe zone, so nothing important lands in the cut.
How Many Should You Order
You give a lenticular card out one at a time, at the meeting that matters, so size the set to last. Set your quantity on the slider below to read the set total and the per-card cost, and stop where one more step barely moves the budget.
How Much Do 3D Lenticular Business Cards Cost
3D lenticular business cards start at $690.88 per set of 500, and the per-card price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs, so 1,000 runs $800.72 and 2,000 runs $1,064.33. This is a made-to-order specialty print, not a stock card, which is why it sits above a plain card on price and well above the $17.57 Standard Business Cards you would hand out every day.
How Do They Compare to Other Premium Cards
Lenticular is the card that moves; other premium cards get a second look in other ways. If you want a shimmer instead of motion, the rainbow shift on Holographic Business Cards catches the light from every angle. For a card that feels as solid as it looks, the Rigid Plastic Business Cards and see-through Clear Business Cards trade animation for a heavy, durable plastic hand. The chart below sets lenticular beside the lowest-priced and most-reviewed business cards on price, stock and turnaround.
Wally makes your card move
Why a $690.88 stack of flipping cards is the one nobody puts down.

A flat card gets pocketed. A 3D lenticular card gets played with, then remembered. 500 start at $690.88 on a 31pt lens, and you pick 2 to 4 flips. Wally interlaces your two designs and makes them dance.
How Long Do 3D Lenticular Business Cards Take
Order lenticular cards well ahead of the event or launch: standard production is 22 business days, with a faster 15 business day option when a date is tight. The turnaround panel below shows both tiers side by side.
Shipping comes on top of production. Enter your ZIP code below to see the delivery window to your address, and plan the card order around the date it has to be in your hand.
See the Rest of Our Business Cards
Scan the full print product range for foil, raised gloss and thicker cards; the category below lists the professional styles with their starting prices.
Who Hands Out a Lenticular Business Card
A card that moves suits a business whose work is visual or whose pitch is a change. Photographers and designers flip a portrait to a finished piece. Realtors and contractors flip a before to an after. Fitness coaches, dentists and salons do the same with a result. A brand with a logo that turns, spins or changes color gets the animation on the card itself. Event teams and entertainers can hand out the 2.5" x 2.5" social square as a giveaway.
Why Print With 4OVER4.COM
A lenticular card only works when the frames line up under the lens, so check the printer before you commit a 500 card run. The numbers below cover every 4OVER4 order, including on-time shipping, since we started printing online in 1999.
Print Your 3D Lenticular Business Cards Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick your size, set your flip and upload one layer per frame. Print your 3D lenticular business cards today.
3D Lenticular Business Cards: Frequently Asked Questions
How much do 3D lenticular business cards cost?
About $1.38 a card at the 500 minimum, falling to about 22 cents a card at 25,000.
How does the lenticular effect actually work?
Your art is printed under a 31pt lenticular lens made of tiny plastic ridges. Each ridge bends light so the angle you hold the card at decides which frame reaches your eye.
What sizes do 3D lenticular business cards come in?
Four: the standard card in vertical or horizontal, a credit-card size and a social square. The size list on this page says which flip direction suits each.
Can I print both sides, and do I need special artwork?
Yes, with 4/4 ink. Only the flip side needs layered frames.
How long do 3D lenticular business cards take to make?
Longer than a flat card, because interlacing the frames and setting them under the lens add production steps. The turnaround panel on this page shows both tiers, and a free online proof lets you approve the flip before press.
How many frames can the flip effect use?
Up to 4, set in the Number of Flips menu. The frames section above explains which count suits your art.
Is lenticular printing expensive?
It costs more than a flat card because every order is a 31pt lens registered over interlaced frames. The per-card price falls as the run grows, so a larger order narrows the gap.
Is lenticular printing still used today?
Yes. 4OVER4 prints it today on business cards, postcards, greeting cards, posters, magnets, stickers, bookmarks and notebooks.
How to make your own lenticular card?
Upload the layered file at the trim size from the blank business card template, choose the flip direction, and take the free online proof before it goes to press.
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