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vCard QR Generator

Generate vCard QR codes — share contact details with one scan.

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Updated Sep 2026
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How to use vCard QR Generator

  1. Enter your contact details — name, phone, email, company, website.
  2. Generate the vCard QR code.
  3. Put it on your business card, email signature, or display.
  4. People scan and save — your details go straight to their contacts, error-free.

What is vCard QR Generator?

A vCard QR code generator creates a QR that adds your contact details to someone's phone when scanned — name, phone, email, company, website and more, saved directly to their contacts. vCard is the standard contact-card format; encoding it as a QR turns "let me give you my number" into a single scan.

It modernizes the business card: instead of handing over paper that gets lost or manually typing contact details, a scan saves everything accurately to the phone's address book. The information transfers complete and correct — no transcription errors, no lost cards.

About the vCard QR Generator

Enter your contact details — name, phone, email, company, title, website, address — and generate a vCard QR to display, print or share.

Where it's used: business cards — a QR on the card (or replacing it entirely) that saves your details instantly, the networking upgrade; email signatures — a scannable contact card in your signature; trade shows and events — quick contact exchange with everyone you meet; storefronts and marketing — a QR that saves the business's contact info; and digital profiles — anywhere you want people to save your details effortlessly.

The scan-to-save flow: someone points their phone camera at the QR, and it offers to create a new contact pre-filled with your details — they tap save, done. It works across iOS and Android with the built-in camera. What to include: the essentials people need (name, phone, email) plus context (company, title, website) — but don't overload it; a focused card saves cleanly. Note the details are encoded openly in the QR (like all QR content), so it's for information you're sharing deliberately (which is the point). This generates locally — your details are encoded in your browser, not sent anywhere. Pair with our standard QR generator (for URLs) and WiFi QR generator.

Frequently Asked Questions

The QR encodes a vCard (standard contact format); scanning it with a phone camera prompts to create a new contact pre-filled with your details — the person taps save. Works on iOS and Android natively, transferring everything accurately with no typing.
The essentials people need (name, phone, email) plus useful context (company, job title, website). Don't overload it — a focused card saves cleanly. Include what you'd put on a business card, since that's essentially what it replaces.
For accuracy and convenience, yes — details transfer complete and error-free straight to the phone, no lost cards or mistyped numbers. Many people put a QR ON their paper card (best of both) or use it in digital contexts (email, event badges).
Yes — the contact info is encoded openly in the QR (as with all QR content), so anyone scanning it gets what you included. That's intended for a contact card you're sharing; just include only the details you want shared.
No — the QR is generated in your browser; your details are encoded locally and never transmitted or stored. Generation happens entirely on your device.

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