vCard QR Code Generator

Create a digital business card QR code — scanning it saves your name, phone, email, and company straight to contacts.

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Enter a name, phone, or email to generate a QR code.

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You can customize the colors, style, and add a logo to make your QR code unique.

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A Digital Business Card, Built as a QR Code

A vCard QR code turns your contact details into a single scannable pattern. Instead of someone typing your phone number or squinting to copy an email address off a card, they point their camera at the code and their phone offers to save you as a new contact — name, phone, email, company, and website all filled in automatically.

Fill in whichever fields apply below — nothing is required beyond having at least one of name, phone, or email — and the code updates live. It’s built on the vCard 3.0 standard that both iOS and Android contacts apps recognize natively, entirely in your browser. None of the details you type are uploaded anywhere.

What a vCard QR Code Can Carry

Name

First and last name, shown as the contact’s display name.

Organization

Company or team name, filed under the contact’s organization field.

Phone

Saved as a tappable number for calling or texting directly.

Email

Saved as a tappable address for opening a new email.

Website

A portfolio, company site, or booking page, saved alongside the rest.

Built for Networking

Conferences & Meetups

Skip the "let’s connect on LinkedIn later" — a scan saves your full contact card before the conversation ends.

Name Badges

Print the code on a conference badge or lanyard insert so it’s scannable throughout the event, hands-free.

Printed Business Cards

Pair a traditional printed card with a QR code corner so the recipient can save every field in one tap instead of typing it in.

Email Signatures & Slides

Embed the code in a signature graphic or a closing presentation slide so attendees can grab your details on the way out.

Why Not Just Share a Link Instead?

A link to a LinkedIn profile or a personal site needs an extra step — the other person has to open it and manually copy the details they want into their own contacts app. A vCard QR code skips that step entirely: scanning it opens the phone’s native "Add Contact" screen with everything already in the right fields, ready to save with one tap.

It also works without an internet connection at the moment of scanning, since the data is embedded in the code itself rather than fetched from a server — useful at a crowded conference with unreliable WiFi or cell signal.

How to use

Paste your input in the left editor. The output appears automatically on the right. Use the toolbar buttons to copy, download, or transform the result.

  1. Paste or type your content in the input editor on the left.
  2. The formatted output is generated automatically.
  3. Use Copy, Download, or other actions from the output toolbar.
  4. Click the expand icon to view the output in fullscreen.
FAQ

Is this vCard QR code generator free?

Yes, it is completely free to use with no limits, signup, or account required.

Is my contact information uploaded to a server?

No. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser. Whatever you type into the form is never uploaded or sent anywhere.

What happens when someone scans it?

Their phone recognizes the vCard 3.0 payload and opens an "Add Contact" screen pre-filled with the name, phone, email, organization, and website you entered — one tap saves it.

Which fields are required?

None are strictly required, but the QR code needs at least a name, phone number, or email to generate — fill in whichever fields are relevant and leave the rest blank.

Can I put this on a printed business card?

Yes — that's one of the most common uses. Download as SVG for a crisp, print-ready result at any size.

Does it work the same on iPhone and Android?

Yes. vCard 3.0 is a standard format both platforms' native camera and contacts apps understand.

Can I update my contact info later?

The QR code itself is static once generated — if your phone number or job title changes, you'll need to fill in the new details and generate a fresh code.