vCard QR
Share your contact details instantly
Perfect for business cards, email signatures, or badges.
Ready to scan or download.
Keep contact lines short for the most reliable scans.
How it works
Fill in your details
Add as much or as little as you need. Name and phone are the most important fields.
Test scan it
Point your own phone at the preview. Make sure all the fields import correctly before you print anything.
Download and use it
Save the PNG and drop it into your business card design, email signature, or resume.
One scan saves the contact
No typing. When someone scans your vCard QR, their phone pulls up the contact card ready to save — name, email, number, all of it.
Saves instantly
One scan, one tap on "Add Contact." No typing, no mistakes.
No app needed
The default camera app on iOS and Android handles it. No third-party readers required.
More than just a number
Include your email, website, job title, and a note. Everything lands in their contacts app at once.
Printing tip
vCard codes store a lot of text, so they're denser than a plain URL code. Print at 3cm × 3cm (1.2 inches) minimum, and keep the code black on white for the best scan rate.
About vCard QR codes
What is a vCard?
A vCard (Virtual Contact File) is a standard file format for digital business cards. It's what your phone's contacts app uses behind the scenes whenever you export or import a contact.
A vCard QR code takes that structured text — fields like FN for full name, TEL for phone, and EMAIL — and encodes it into a scannable image. When a smartphone camera sees that specific format, it skips the browser entirely and opens the native "Add Contact" screen directly.