vCard QR Code Generator
A digital business card in QR form. Scan it, and your name, company, phone, email, and website are offered up to save straight into contacts — no manual typing, no exchanging paper cards that end up in a drawer.
Where this works well
Printed on the back of a physical business card as a backup to the paper details. On an email signature or LinkedIn banner as a scannable "save my contact" shortcut. On a name badge at a conference, so a new connection can save your details before you've even finished the conversation. On a desk sign at a reception area, front of house, or trade-show booth.
Only fill in what you want shared
Every field except your first name is optional. A code with just a name and phone number is perfectly valid — add company, email, and website only if you want them included in the saved contact.
Frequently asked questions
Does scanning save the contact automatically?
No — the phone's camera recognizes it as a contact card and offers a "Create Contact" or "Add to Contacts" button. The person scanning reviews the details and confirms before anything is saved.
Will this work with both iPhone and Android contact apps?
Yes, this uses the standard vCard format that both platforms' native contacts apps understand directly from the camera scan.
Can I update my details later without reprinting?
Not with this static code — your details are baked directly into the image. If you expect to change roles or numbers often, a free account's dynamic links can point the same printed code at updated details later.