Make a contact QR code for your business card
Add your name, phone, email and company. Get a code that saves you to any phone’s contacts in one scan. Nothing you type is uploaded or stored.
- Free, no sign-up
- Runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
- Updated
One code per row: a link or text first, then an optional file name. You get a ZIP of images in the design below.
Add a list to start.
Design
How do I make a QR code with my contact details?
Fill in the contact form above and download the code. When someone scans it, their phone shows your card and offers to add it to their contacts. Nobody has to type your number from a business card again.
- Add your name, or a company name if the card is for a business.
- Add the details people actually use: usually a mobile number, an email address and a website. Address and notes are under Address and note.
- Pick your colors under Design, or add your logo. Keep the dots dark on a light background.
- Download SVG for the printer, then scan the proof with an iPhone and an Android phone.
How much should I put in it?
Less than you might think. Every field adds dots, and a denser code must be printed bigger to scan. A name, one phone number, an email and a website make a code that still reads well at about 2 cm across. If you want everything, make a plain link code to a contact page instead.
What is inside a contact QR code?
A vCard. This is the same contact-card format that email apps use to attach contacts. The tool writes version 3.0, the one phones read most reliably. It escapes commas and semicolons in names so they do not split a field.
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
N:Silva;Ana;;;
FN:Ana Silva
ORG:Northwind Studio
TEL;TYPE=CELL:+15550100200
EMAIL;TYPE=INTERNET:ana@northwind.example
END:VCARD Questions
What is a vCard QR code?
A QR code that holds a contact card in the vCard format. When someone scans it, the phone offers to save your name, phone, email, company and website to its contacts.
Which phones can save a contact from a QR code?
The camera apps on iPhone and Android read vCard codes and offer to add the contact. The code uses vCard 3.0, the version phones read most reliably.
How much can I put in a contact QR code?
As much as you like, but every field makes the code denser and harder to scan from a distance. Name, one phone, email and a website is a good balance for a business card.
Can I change the details after printing?
No. It is a static code. The details are stored in the code itself, which is why it never expires and needs no account. Make a new code when your details change.
Are my contact details uploaded?
No. Your browser draws the code, and what you type never leaves your device or gets saved.
What size should it be on a business card?
About 2 cm (0.8 in) square or larger, with the quiet margin kept. Download SVG for print so it stays sharp.
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