Free vCard QR Code Generator
Put your full contact details behind one scan. The phone opens a ready to save contact card, so nobody has to type your number wrong ever again.
Your QR code will appear here
How to use it
Fill in your details
Start with your name and add whatever matters: phone, email, company, role, website or address. Fewer fields mean a simpler, easier to scan code.
Check the preview
Scan the code with your own phone before printing. You will see exactly the contact card other people will get.
Add it to your material
Download SVG for printed business cards so it stays sharp at any size, or PNG for email signatures and slides.
Real examples
Where a contact QR code earns its place.
Business cards
The back of the card holds the code. One scan and you are saved in their phone, not in a drawer.
Conference badges
Swap details in two seconds without spelling your email over the noise.
Email signatures and slides
Anyone reading on a laptop can scan from the screen with their phone.
Best practices
- Keep it short. Every extra field makes the code denser and harder to scan from a small printed card.
- Write the phone number in international format, starting with the country code, so it works when you travel.
- Print at 2 cm or more per side on a business card, and never place it over a busy background or across a fold.
- Use only details you are happy to share publicly. A printed card can be photographed by anyone.
Limitations
- The card is static. If you change jobs or numbers you need a new code and new printed material.
- Photos, logos and social profiles are not included: they would make the code far too dense to scan reliably.
- Some contact apps ignore uncommon fields such as the job title or the address formatting.
Privacy
Your contact details are turned into a QR code inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored or shared with us. What you type stays on your device.