Enter your contact details
Enter the contact information you want to include, such as your name, company, phone number, email address and website.
Turn your contact details into a QR code people can scan to save them instantly. Add a heading and description, preview the design, then download it as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF.
Choose the type of content your QR code should contain.
Enter the contact details to include, such as name, company, phone number, email address and website.
Complete at least one of the following fields: first name, last name, organization, telephone, or email address.
Designed to print as a small card for a business card or badge.
A4 · 210 × 297 mm
Enter the contact information you want to include, such as your name, company, phone number, email address and website.
Add a heading and short message, then customize the appearance of the QR code to match your use case.
Check the finished design, test the QR code and download it as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF.
A Business Card QR Code stores contact information in a vCard QR code. When someone scans it with a compatible device, the contact details can be opened and saved without entering them manually.
You can include details such as your name, company, phone number, email address, website and address. This makes the QR code useful on printed business cards and other materials where people need quick access to your contact information.
People can scan the QR code and transfer your contact information to a compatible device instead of typing each detail manually.
Using the information stored in the QR code helps avoid mistakes when entering phone numbers, email addresses or website addresses.
Add the QR code to a business card, name badge, handout or other printed material to provide direct access to your contact details.
Download the finished design as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF for digital use or printing.
Add a scannable contact option to a traditional printed business card.
Make your contact details accessible at conferences, trade fairs, meetings and networking events.
Include your contact QR code on brochures, handouts or other materials where people may want to contact you later.
Use the QR code in presentations or other suitable digital documents when you want to provide an easy way to save your contact details.
Add the contact information people actually need and keep your vCard details current.
Verify phone numbers, email addresses, website addresses and other details before downloading or printing the QR code.
Use sufficient contrast, preserve clear space around the QR code and avoid printing it unnecessarily small.
Scan the finished QR code with a compatible device and check the imported contact details before printing larger quantities.
The QR code uses vCard contact data and can contain the contact fields supported by this generator, such as a name, company, phone number, email address, website and address.
A compatible device can read the vCard data and open the contact information so the person can review and save it to their contacts.
Many modern mobile devices can read QR codes with their built-in camera or QR scanner. Support for opening and saving vCard data depends on the device and software being used.
Yes. Leave enough clear space around the QR code, use sufficient contrast and make sure it is large enough to scan reliably. Always test the final printed version.
This generator creates a static QR code. The contact information is encoded directly in the QR code, so changing the contact details requires creating and printing a new QR code.
Yes. The finished design can be downloaded as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF. Test the downloaded or printed QR code before distributing it.