vCard QR Code Generator

Turn your contact details into a QR code for your business card. One scan and your name, phone, e-mail, company and website land straight in the phone's address book — no typing.

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Free, no watermarks or limits

Place on a picture optional · for energy

Take your own picture or a generation from your archive — and place the QR built above on it: by hand (overlay) or blended in with AI.

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Put Your Contact Details into a Business Card QR Code

Create a vCard QR code for your business card for free: name, phone, e-mail, company and website are saved to the phone's contacts in one scan. Download in PNG or SVG without watermarks.

What Goes into a vCard Code

  • Name and job title — saved as a normal contact card, so the phone shows who is calling from the very first call
  • Phone and e-mail — tap to call or write immediately after scanning — nothing has to be retyped by hand
  • Company and website — the organization and the link to your site travel with the contact and stay in the address book
  • Works offline — the vCard is stored inside the pattern itself, so the code needs no internet and no subscription to open

How to Make a QR Code for a Business Card

  1. Fill in your name, phone, e-mail, company and website.
  2. Add your logo in the center and set the brand colors if you want.
  3. Scan the preview with your phone and check how the contact card looks.
  4. Download the code in SVG for print or in PNG for digital use.
  5. Place the code on a card layout — or generate the card itself in our business card generator.

Digital Contacts on a Paper Card

A vCard QR code solves the oldest problem of paper business cards: the details on them almost never make it into a phone. The vCard format is a small text record understood by iOS and Android out of the box, so scanning it opens a ready-made contact card with a single “Save” button. Because the data lives inside the pattern rather than on someone's server, the code keeps working with no internet connection, never expires and cannot be switched off by the service that generated it — an important difference from dynamic codes sold by subscription. Practical notes for print: keep the code at least 2 cm on each side on a standard business card, leave a clear quiet zone around it, and place it in a corner rather than close to the fold. If your details change, the code has to be regenerated — that is the trade-off for the code being permanent and free. For the layout itself, the card generator and the QR overlay work together: design the card, then drop the code onto it exactly where you want.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when someone scans the code?

The phone opens a contact card with your name, phone, e-mail, company and website, and offers to save it to the address book. It works on iOS and Android without any extra app.

How big should the QR be on a business card?

At least 2×2 cm, with a small clear margin around it. Smaller codes still decode on good cameras, but they fail exactly where it matters — in poor light and in a hurry.

Can I change the contact details later?

The code is static: the details are baked into the pattern, so changing them means generating a new code. In exchange the code never expires and needs no subscription.

Is it free?

Yes. Creating a vCard code and downloading it in PNG or SVG is completely free, with no watermarks. Only placing the code onto a picture costs energy points — 1 point for a precise overlay.

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