Social sector professional using the Impact Card tool to create visual social value summary cards communicating SROI results in a shareable format
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Free tool: Visualise your impact with Impact Card Studio

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In Short

The Impact Card Creation Tool helps organisations create a concise, visual summary of their social value evidence, making it easy to communicate outcomes to funders, commissioners, and partners.

Articulating impact clearly is a common challenge in social value delivery. The issue is rarely a lack of activity. More often, it is about finding a proportionate way to describe change that is structured, clear, and useful to others.

Full reports and formal frameworks have an important role. At the same time, many situations call for a simpler way to explain intended or achieved impact, for example within a social media post, newsletter, or briefing note. Funders, partners, and boards often need a concise explanation of who is affected, what change is expected, and why it matters.

What is Impact Card Studio?

Impact Card Studio is a free tool that allows organisations to create short impact cards. Each card can be tailored to include the information most relevant to the context, such as:

The tool provides a clear, visual way to present information from your projects in the Social Value Engine.

Impact Card Studio is free to use and available here: https://impactcardstudio.com

Frequently asked questions

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An impact card is a concise, visual summary of a project's social value evidence, designed to communicate key outcomes to audiences who need a quick, clear picture rather than a full report. A well-designed impact card typically includes the project or programme name, the outcomes delivered and for whom, a headline social value figure or SROI ratio where available, and the total investment made. The goal is clarity over comprehensiveness: a card that makes one or two outcomes immediately legible is more useful than one that tries to include everything.

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