vCard QR code generator
A vCard QR code puts your contact details straight into someone’s address book. They scan, tap “Add contact”, and your name, numbers, email, company and website are saved — no typing, no misspelt emails.
Static: stored in the pattern, works offline and forever, cannot be edited or tracked.
What people use it for
- Print it on business cards, name badges and conference lanyards.
- Add it to email signatures, CVs and portfolio pages.
- Show it on a phone screen when you meet someone in person.
How to make it
- 1Choose “Contact card” and fill in your name, phone, email and company.
- 2Add a website, address or note if you like.
- 3Style the code to match your card.
- 4Download SVG or PDF for the printer.
Tips for a code that scans every time
- Fewer fields mean a simpler pattern that scans from further away.
- Use international phone format (+44…) so it works abroad.
- Need a photo, social links or later edits? Use a vCard Plus page instead.
Frequently asked questions
Does a vCard QR code work on all phones?
Yes — iPhone and Android camera apps recognise vCard codes and offer to save the contact.
Can I update my details after printing?
Not with a static vCard. A vCard Plus code is dynamic: update the page and every printed code shows the new details.
Is my contact data stored anywhere?
No. A static vCard holds the details inside the code itself.