A vCard QR code holds your contact details — name, company, phone, email and website. Scanning it opens a pre-filled “add contact” screen, so people save you correctly in one tap instead of typing.
Where to use it
- Printed business cards and name badges
- Email signatures and video-call backgrounds
- Conference booths and networking events
- Storefront windows and reception desks
How to make one
- Add your details. For a full contact card, sign in and use the Contact (vCard) type to include name, company, phone, email and website. For a quick version, link to your online profile.
- Style it to match. Choose colors and add your logo so it fits your brand and business card.
- Download and share. Export a crisp PNG or SVG and place it on your card, badge or signature.
Frequently asked questions
What gets saved when someone scans it?
Whatever you include — typically name, company, title, phone, email and website — added straight to the phone’s contacts.
Does the person need an app?
No. The phone camera reads the vCard and offers to save the contact automatically.
Can I update the details later?
A vCard QR encodes fixed details, so generate a new code if your info changes. Sign up if you would like editable, hosted codes.