# Set up your online business card

Your online business card is the browser view of your Pro Contact Card. It shows your contact details and can include a profile photo, cover image, short description, and additional links. It is not available for Basic, Plus, or LinkedIn cards.

## Add your content

1. [Open your purchased Pro card for editing](https://www.digicard.pro/help/edit-an-editable-card/index.md).
2. To include a photo, add one under **Profile photo**. It can also be included when someone saves your contact.
3. Open **Online business card**.
4. Under **Cover image**, click **Add cover image**. Choose the crop and click **Apply**. This wide image appears above your card.
5. Write an introduction under **Short description**. You can use up to 500 characters.
6. Under **Links**, click **Add link** and enter the **Destination URL**. Repeat for any additional links.
7. Click **Save changes**.

The cover image, short description, and additional links appear only on the online business card. They are not saved to the recipient's address book.

## Label and sort links

An address such as `www.example.com/offer` is enough. If you leave out the protocol, `https://` is added when you save.

Use **Label (optional)** for text such as “Book a meeting.” If you leave it blank, the button shows the domain, such as `www.example.com`, without the path. Use the arrows to reorder your links.

Up to five additional links appear in total. On linked cards, group links come first. You can edit or **Hide** unlocked group links. If new group links push personal links out of view, those links stay saved and reappear when space is available.

## Open the page from your QR code

To open this page when someone scans your Wallet card, choose **Online business card** under **QR code destination** and save. Scan the current Wallet QR code to check it. See [Change your QR code destination](https://www.digicard.pro/help/change-qr-code-destination/index.md).

Visitors need internet and can click **Save contact** to save your details. Change group-locked information in the card group itself.
