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model comp card

Make a digital comp card with your photos, measurements and contact on one link. Made in minutes, free for models and talent aged 18+.

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What is a model comp card?

A model comp card, also called a composite card, is a short summary of a model: a few strong photos, height and measurements, and contact details. Models send it to agencies and clients. A digital comp card does the same job on a link anyone can open, and it updates whenever you change it.

Price: Free for talent
Time: A few minutes
You need: Photos, measurements, an email
Who: Models and talent aged 18+

A grid of model comp cards in different designs: portrait, studio, composite and editorial layouts

What goes on a model comp card

Photos. Three to five clear, recent photos: a headshot, a full-length shot and a profile or three-quarter shot. Simple and natural works best.
Height and measurements. Height, bust or chest, waist, hips, dress or suit size and shoe size, in centimetres or inches.
Hair and eye colour. Listed alongside your measurements.
Contact. Your email and phone, or your agency's. On FYND agencies can also message you without seeing your email address.
Experience. Optional. A short line about your work so far.

What to put on a comp card Model measurements Digitals and polaroids

A black and white portrait of a model, as it would appear on a model comp card

What you get

One card, one link

Seven comp card designs, from a classic page to a printed-style spread or a sheet like an agency composite. Change it any time: your link and QR code stay the same, so a card you have already shared updates by itself.

Save it as a clean A4 PDF, print your QR code for business cards and posters, and see how many people open it, split by link and QR code, with no tracking of who looked.

Your card is private until you publish it. Agencies only find it if you choose to be found, and they message you inside FYND without ever seeing your email address.

Everything for talent Digital comp card guide

How to make a free model comp card

01
Add your name and photos
Start with your name and where you are based. Add a few clear photos now, or later; they are optional at the start.
02
Choose a design and fill in your details
Pick one of seven comp card designs. The card updates as you type: height and measurements, a line about you, your contact details.
03
Save it and share the link
Create your free account to save the card. Then share the link, print the QR code, or save the A4 PDF.

The FYND comp card maker: a model comp card with its QR code and share options — Your card, its link and its QR code

A digital model comp card open on a phone — It opens on any phone

The FYND inbox with messages from agencies — An inbox only agencies you could hear from can write to

Casting calls on FYND, posted by agencies, with applications — Apply to casting calls with your card

Model comp card questions

What is a model comp card?

A model comp card, also called a composite card or comp card, is a short summary of a model: a few strong photos, height and measurements, and contact details. Models send it to agencies and clients. A digital comp card does the same job on a link, and it updates whenever you change it.

Is it really free to make a model comp card on FYND?

Yes. Making a comp card, sharing it by link or QR code, downloading the PDF and applying to casting calls is free for talent. FYND never asks talent to pay to be seen.

What goes on a model comp card?

Three to five clear photos (a headshot, a full-length shot and a profile or three-quarter shot), your height and measurements, hair and eye colour, and your contact details or your agency's. Experience is optional. Clear, simple, recent photos work best.

What size is a model comp card?

There is no single standard size. Printed comp cards vary by agency and country. A FYND comp card is digital and fits any screen, and every design also saves as a clean A4 PDF with a QR code that opens your live card.

How long does it take to make a comp card?

Most people have a first card in a few minutes. You add your name, a few photos and your details, choose a design, and save it. You can polish it later; the link stays the same.

What do I need to make one?

A few clear photos, your measurements, and an email address. Photos are optional at the start, so you can create the card first and add them later.

What is the difference between a comp card and a portfolio?

A comp card is a short summary: a handful of photos plus your stats and contact, easy to send or scan. A portfolio is a longer collection of your work. Many models keep both, and a comp card is usually what an agency looks at first.

Who can sign up?

FYND is for people aged 18 and over. Your date of birth is used to check your age when you sign up and is never shown on your card.

Can agencies see my card straight away?

No. Your card is private until you publish it, and agencies only find it if you choose to be found. You decide who sees you.

Can I change my design later?

Any time. Your link and QR code stay the same, so a card you have already shared updates by itself. You can keep up to four cards, each with its own design.

Keep reading: what is a comp card, comp card size, comp card vs portfolio, how to make a comp card, or the help centre.