Cartes de visite noires + dorure

Your artwork prints full-bleed CMYK black on white stock. The surface is rich, saturated black. The card edges show a thin white line where the paper is visible.

Silk + Flat Hot Foil: Traditional foil stamping. A heated die presses metallic foil into the card surface. The foil sits flush with the surface — smooth to the touch. The silk laminate gives the black background a subtle satin sheen that contrasts with the metallic foil.

Soft Touch + Raised Digital Foil: Digital foil process that creates foil elements with slight dimension — the foil is physically raised above the surface. The soft touch laminate creates a velvet matte black that absorbs light, making the reflective foil elements pop dramatically. The contrast is both visual (matte vs metallic) and tactile (velvet vs smooth raised foil).

This standard flat foil menu has 6 colors, and other foils are available on a custom quote. Raised digital foil offers 3 colors because the digital process works with a smaller selection.

Gold foil on a matte black surface creates instant contrast with a perception of luxury. The black recedes, the gold advances, and the card feels expensive before anyone reads a word.

But gold isn't the only option. Silver foil on black creates a cooler, more modern look. Rose gold on black feels warm and contemporary — popular with beauty, fashion, and lifestyle brands. Copper on black has an earthy, architectural quality. White foil on black is bold and high-contrast, almost like a photographic negative.

The choice between silk and soft touch changes the black surface, not the foil. Silk is smooth with a slight sheen — the foil reflects against a surface that has its own subtle light. Soft touch is velvet and light-absorbing — the foil catches all the light while the background absorbs it. Soft touch with raised foil is the more dramatic of the two combinations.

Looking for a card where the paper itself is black — no white edges, no printed black layer? See our Custom Black Cards for true black stock with hot foil stamping.