Choose Your Background

All four are sized and safe-zoned for video calls — logo and text stay clear of where meeting controls and your own head/shoulders usually sit.

Light

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Blue

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White Pattern

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Dark

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Zoom: Settings → Background & Filters → Virtual Backgrounds → + → upload the downloaded PNG.
Google Meet: before or during a call, click the three dots (or the camera-effects icon) → Change background → Add → upload the downloaded PNG.

Download Your Banner

1584×396px (LinkedIn's official 4:1 personal-profile size) — upload it as-is via Edit background photo on your profile.

LiftIQ — Performance, Elevated by Intelligence

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Heads up on mobile: LinkedIn overlaps your profile photo on the bottom-left on desktop and bottom-centre on mobile. This banner keeps the logo and text clear of the desktop overlap zone; on some phones the very bottom edge of "Intelligence" may sit close to your profile photo circle — worth a quick check after uploading.

1. Size

Pick a common trade-show size, or enter your own.

2. Style

3. Content

Preview

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This PNG includes a 10cm bleed and corner trim marks, sized to the exact panel dimensions above. It's a high-resolution raster (not a true CMYK/curved-text PDF) — most print shops accept this directly, but if yours specifically requires a curved-text CMYK PDF, send this back to Claude and it can be rebuilt through the same print pipeline used for the AGS backdrops (colour-corrected brand blue included).

Download the Template

.pptx format — opens directly in PowerPoint, or upload it to Google Drive and it converts to Google Slides automatically.

What's Inside

Create Your LiftIQ Digital Business Card

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Your LiftIQ Digital Business Card

Every design carries a scannable QR with your contact — switch designs any time, the preview updates instantly.

How to actually use this day to day: click Save as Image once — that PNG lands in your phone's Photos. That saved photo is your card from now on. You don't need to reopen this tool in front of a client: just open the photo from your gallery and show its QR code on screen, or use your Photos app's own "Share" button to send it to someone. The Photos app's native share sheet reliably attaches the actual image in Telegram, WhatsApp and email — a web page trying to do the same thing (which we tried first) turned out to drop the image in both Telegram and WhatsApp and send text only, so that option has been removed here rather than leave a button that quietly fails.

Download Contact File (.vcf) isn't for you — send it to the other person (attached to an email or chat message), or let them scan the QR code above, and their phone will offer to save you, photo included, straight into their Contacts.

A true Apple/Google Wallet pass needs a signed certificate from a backend server, which a static tool like this one can't provide — the saved image, QR code and .vcf file above cover the same real-world need without one.

Try Share My Card uses the browser's built-in share sheet to send the card image directly from here. It works well on some phones, but on desktop it usually has a very short or empty app list (desktop WhatsApp/Telegram don't register as OS share targets), and even on phones several messaging apps (Telegram and WhatsApp included, in our own testing) only pick up the title/text and silently drop the actual image. If that happens, use Save as Image instead and attach it manually — that always works, since it goes through the app's own native share, not a web page's.