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vCard QR Code Generator
One scan and your details are in their contacts app — spelled correctly, with the right country code, and without anyone typing anything.
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What is a vCard QR code?
vCard is the standard format contacts apps already understand — the same thing that arrives when someone shares a contact. Encoding one as a QR code means the recipient scans, taps save, and has you in their phone.
Keep it short
Every field makes the code denser and harder to scan from a distance. Name, company, one phone number, one email and a website is usually enough. Leave the street address out unless people genuinely need to post you things.
Where to put it
The back of a printed business card, an email signature, a conference badge, or a shop window. It works offline, so it keeps working in a basement exhibition hall with no signal.
Frequently asked questions
What is a vCard QR code?
A QR code containing your contact details in the vCard format phones already understand. One scan saves your name, company, phone, email and website straight into the contacts app.
How do I put a QR code on my business card?
Fill in the fields above, download the SVG, and place it on the back of your card at 2 cm or larger. Keep the fields minimal — every extra line makes the code denser and harder to scan.
Check it before you print it
Scan your own code with your own phone before you commit it to print. And if you scan codes out in the world — parking meters, delivery notes, table cards — use a scanner that reads the address out and checks it first. See the 21 safety checks.
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