SaaS Founder Business Card (Dark-Mode Terminal Style)
Terminal-window framing plus a single accent color makes the card read instantly as 'tech', while monospace details signal product credibility without any clutter.

prompt
Design a modern business card for a SaaS startup, front and back, in a dark-mode developer aesthetic. Matte charcoal background with a subtle terminal-window frame and a faint monospace code pattern at 5% opacity. Front: {founder_name} and {job_title} in clean geometric sans-serif, with the {company_name} logo wordmark top-left and a thin {accent_color} underline accent. Back: the product tagline {tagline} set like a single line of code ending with a blinking cursor, plus website and email in monospace type. Standard 90x54mm card ratio, flat vector style, generous margins, print-ready look with crisp edges. No photos, no gradients heavier than 10%.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {founder_name}Founder's name as printed on the card
- e.g. Kevin Lin 林愷文
- {job_title}Job title shown under the name
- e.g. Co-founder & CTO
- {company_name}Company or product name for the wordmark
- e.g. Nexalink 智連科技
- {tagline}One-line product tagline shown as code
- e.g. Ship faster, sleep better.
- {accent_color}Single accent color used for highlights
- e.g. electric green #00FF88
Use case
SaaS founders and tech startup teams preparing business cards for demo days, investor meetings and developer conferences.
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