QR Code for Your Business Card / vCard
Let people save your contact details with one scan instead of typing them in by hand.
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Higher levels stay scannable even if part of the code is damaged or covered.
Fill in the details on the left — your QR code will appear here automatically.
Your data stays in your browser and is not uploaded.
Output size: 280×280px
A vCard QR code is different from a plain link or text code: it encodes your actual contact card — name, company, title, phone, email and website — using the same standard format phones already use to store contacts.
When someone scans it, their phone opens an "Add Contact" screen pre-filled with your details, ready to save. That's a meaningfully better experience on a printed business card than a QR code that just opens a webpage.
How to Create a Business Card QR Code
- 1Enter your first and/or last name (the only required fields)
- 2Add your company, title, phone, email or website — all optional
- 3Preview the code and scan it with your own phone to double-check it
- 4Download the SVG version for the sharpest print quality on your card
Good to know
- Only fill in details you're comfortable printing on a card anyone can scan — the code contains exactly what you enter.
- SVG downloads stay crisp even at the small size a business card requires; PNG can blur if scaled up too much.
- Test-scan a printed sample before ordering a full batch of cards.
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