vCard QR Code Generator
Share your contact details with one scan.
Free vCard QR code generator. Enter name, phone, email, and company, scanning adds the contact straight to the phone's address book.
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About vCard QR Code Generator
Paper business cards get lost; typed contact details get mistyped. A vCard QR code fixes both: someone points their phone camera at it and a new contact opens, pre-filled with your name, phone number, email, and company, one tap to save. It's built on the standard vCard 3.0 format, so virtually every phone understands it without any special app.
Only the full name is required; everything else is optional, which is a feature, not a limitation. Less data means a simpler code that scans faster and stays legible at the tiny sizes business cards demand. Add one phone number, one email, and your company, skip the fax line and the third office address. Customize the look with the live preview, then download an SVG for print: vector output stays sharp no matter how small the card.
Remember that the code is a snapshot. When your number or title changes, the old printed codes go stale, so reprint them. And before ordering a few hundred cards, scan the code yourself and check that every field lands in the right place on both iPhone and Android. Field mapping is standard, but five seconds of testing beats a box of misprinted cards.
How to use vCard QR Code Generator
- Enter the contact details, at minimum a full name.
- Adjust size, colors, and quiet zone with live preview.
- Download the QR code as PNG or SVG.
Why use this tool?
- One-scan contact saving
- Standard vCard 3.0 format
- Vector SVG download for print
Tips for best results
- Keep it to the essentials, name, one phone, one email, company. Simpler codes scan better and stay legible at small sizes.
- Only the full name is required; phone, email, and company are all optional.
- Download SVG for business cards and print. It stays razor sharp at any size.
- The QR encodes a snapshot, when your details change, print a new code.
- Place the code where the receiver has their phone handy: the card itself, a conference badge, or your email signature.
- Test-scan before ordering a print run and confirm each field lands correctly.