A fun way to stay connected

Turn your tumbler into a business card.

Break the professional ice! Let them scan your cup for your links. Make your page, QR code and wrap in ChatGPT. Then upload your design to Wrapware.

Let’s make it ↓

Yep, that’s
a business card.

Printed QR-panel design, photographed outdoors.

Second printed design: repeating Wrapware wordmarks and cup icons, photographed indoors by a window.

Your cup can do this, too.

Make it a team thing.

Give your team a cup that helps them start the next conversation.

Sales kickoffs

Send everyone home with a branded cup and their own contact links.

Employee appreciation gifts

Make the thank-you personal with their name, style and links.

Company swag

Put your brand in their hands, with a QR code for your website, a demo or a booking page.

Let’s make it.

These prompts work best with Astra, but it’s not required. If you make your artwork in ChatGPT and need help adapting it to a print-ready format, send it to service@wrapware.com and we’ll do it for you, no charge.

Your shortlist

Where can
people find you?

LinkedInConnect ↗
Business websiteExplore ↗
PortfolioSee my work ↗
Booking pageLet’s talk ↗
Social channelsFollow ↗

A few ideas. Pick your favorites.

01 Pick your links.

Your LinkedIn, your shop, that portfolio you’re proud of. Pick what you’d want to share with someone you just met.

Just one link? Send people straight there. Open it while signed out to check it works, then skip to step 3. A links page is handy when you have a few to share.

Pick your favorite. Which link should people tap first?

Example public links page: LinkedIn first, followed by Wrapware, Potential Commerce and social channels.

Your main link goes first.

02 Make your page.

Ask ChatGPT to make and publish a page that looks good on a phone. Put your main link at the top so it’s easy to find.

Prompt: build my links page

Build a mobile-friendly personal links page for [name]. Introduce me as [short introduction]. Use [colors, style and attached logo/photo]. Include these links: [labels + URLs], with [the link I want people to tap first] first. Make buttons easy to tap. Publish it and give me the public URL. Don’t invent links or personal details.

Save the published link. You’ll use it for your QR code.

Try it as a visitor. Open the published page while signed out or in a private window. Tap every link on your phone before you make the QR code.

See an example page ↗

Use your own page’s URL for your QR code.

Second digital design: repeating Wrapware logos and cup icons, with a QR code in the lower-right corner.

Purple, aqua and a little pixel texture.

Two finished designs, QR codes included.

03 Make your wrap.

Keep going in the same chat. Give ChatGPT your name, the link for your QR code and your company website if you have one, then use the prompt below.

Prompt: design my wrap

Create a personalized business-card tumbler wrap.

Name: [YOUR NAME]
QR code destination: [EXACT URL]
Company website for branding, optional: [WEBSITE URL OR LEAVE BLANK]

If a website is provided, visit it and retrieve the company’s actual logo. Use its visible brand colors and typography to guide the design. Preserve the logo’s proportions, lettering and colors. Do not invent brand assets or personal details.

Do not ask me to upload files. If you cannot retrieve a usable logo, proceed with a polished text-based design using the branding you can verify. If no website is provided, choose a restrained palette and a clean sans-serif typeface.

Create a clean, spacious layout:
• Use warm white or near-white across roughly the left two-thirds.
• Place the company logo near the upper left, when available.
• Set my name prominently below it in bold, clean typography, using two lines when it improves the composition.
• Add a solid vertical panel in the primary brand color on the right, optionally separated by a narrow accent stripe.
• Place the QR code inside a simple white panel within the colored area.
• Finish with a small accent rule and an understated website address, if provided.

Make it feel like polished branded merchandise. Avoid decorative clutter, repeated logos, gradients, shadows and unnecessary labels.

Create flat rectangular artwork, not a cup mockup: exactly 2700 × 1650 pixels, landscape, as a PNG or JPG in sRGB with 300-dpi metadata. Extend the background to every edge and keep the name, logo and QR code at least 150 pixels inside. The canvas includes the 0.25-inch bleed allowance; don’t add extra bleed, guides or crop marks.

Use the actual logo asset and precisely typeset text. Generate a real QR code from my exact destination URL using a QR library. Use dark modules on white with a clear margin of at least four modules.

Show the preview and provide the downloadable file. Check spelling, logo proportions and the QR destination. Decode-test the QR code in the exported artwork if tools are available, and report whether it passed.

Print checklist (TXT)

The QR code on the finished purple-and-aqua cup, photographed outdoors.

Ready for your next hello.

04 Put it on your cup.

Happy with it? Download the finished file from your chat. Head to Design Your Own, upload it, choose “Just your photo,” and complete checkout.

As you upload, review the cup preview and scan the QR code to open your page.

Order your wrap ↗

Digital design 2: repeating Wrapware logos and cup icons with a QR code in the lower-right corner. — The designs

The repeat design printed on a cup in aqua and purple. — On the cup

From design to cup.

Michele, co-founder of Wrapware and Potential Commerce, put her LinkedIn, both businesses and their socials on one page. A QR code on each wrap makes it easy to share.

Good to know

What do I need to get started?

ChatGPT, your links, and any logos or photos you want in the design. One chat takes you from links page to finished wrap file.

I only have one link. Do I still need a links page?

No. Send people straight there. Open it while signed out to check it works, then skip to the design step.

What size does the wrap file need to be?

Exactly 2700 × 1650 pixels, horizontal, as a PNG or JPG with 300-dpi metadata. Extend the background to every edge and keep important content at least 150 pixels inside. The canvas already includes the 0.25-inch bleed allowance, so no extra bleed, guides or crop marks.

How do I make the QR code?

Ask ChatGPT to generate a real QR code from your final public URL using code, not image generation, and place it in the design with strong contrast and a clear margin around it. Scan it while you review the cup preview during upload.