Make your visiting card.

Free, in two minutes. Download it ready to print, or as a picture for WhatsApp and Facebook. Nothing you type leaves your phone.

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Your card

1 You Full name required Name in Bangla optional Designation Education optional

2 Practice areas

0 of 8 chosen

Something else optional

3 Where to reach you Mobile WhatsApp printed when there is no mobile Email optional Chamber name optional Chamber address optional City optional

4 Photo

Choose a photo

No photo: your initials stand in.

A clear head-and-shoulders photo looks best, face in the upper half.

5 Pictures for WhatsApp and Facebook

Style

Colour

6 Printed card

Design

Size

Type your name to see your card.

Want it online, with a QR code clients can scan? Free with LexFlow.

What you type and your photo stay on this device.

The online card

A downloaded card is a picture. With LexFlow your card also lives online, at your own address:

card.lexflowbd.com/your-name — a page clients open to call you, WhatsApp you or find your chamber.
A QR code on your printed card that opens it.
Always up to date. Change your number and every printed QR still works.

Free for every LexFlow user. LexFlow also watches the Supreme Court cause list and reminds you of your hearings.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. Making and downloading your card costs nothing, and so does the online card for LexFlow users.

Is anything I type saved?

Not by us. Your card is drawn on your own phone or computer; what you type and your photo are never sent anywhere. Your browser keeps a draft on this device so a closed tab does not lose your work — “Clear my details” removes it. We only count downloads (which design and which picture), nothing about you.

Can I print it?

Yes. The PDF has both sides at print quality, with 3 mm bleed and crop marks, ready for any press.

Why is there no QR code?

A QR code has to open something. Your online card is what it opens, and that comes with a free LexFlow account.

Who can use it?

Anyone. Please make a card only for yourself.

What is LexFlow?

An app for advocates in Bangladesh: it watches the Supreme Court cause list and tells you the evening before when your case is listed, keeps your case diary, and reminds you of your hearings.