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vCard QR Code Generator

Put your contact details in a QR code. When someone scans it, their phone offers to save your name, number, email, company and website straight to their contacts — no typing, no typos.

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Create your QR code

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Double-check your UPI ID, then test with ₹1 from another phone before printing.

Phones are sent to the right store automatically: Android → Google Play, iPhone → App Store.

Paste the review link from your Google Business Profile (it starts with g.page/r/), or your Place ID (it starts with ChIJ).

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How to Make a vCard QR Code

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Enter your name

Type your full name as you want it to appear in people's contacts.

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Add your details

Fill in your phone, email, company, job title, website and address — only what you want to share.

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Brand it

Add your logo or the contact icon, and use your brand colours.

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Add it to your card

Download a PNG and place it on your business card, email signature, CV or conference badge.

What is a vCard QR code?

A vCard is the standard format phones use to store contacts. A vCard QR code holds your contact card inside the code itself, so it works without internet. Scanning it on an iPhone or Android phone shows a “Create contact” prompt with all your details filled in.

Where to use your vCard QR code

  • Business cards — the classic use. People save you instantly instead of the card ending up in a drawer.
  • Email signatures — handy for people reading on a laptop who want your number on their phone.
  • Conference badges and booths — collect connections quickly at events.
  • CVs and portfolios — make it easy for recruiters to save your details.
  • Shop and clinic counters — let customers save your business number for later.

Tips for a good contact QR code

  • Only include details you're happy to share publicly.
  • Use your phone number with country code so it works internationally.
  • More fields make a denser code. Print it at least 2.5 × 2.5 cm on business cards.
  • If your details change, generate a new code — the information is stored inside it.

Common Questions

Does a vCard QR code need internet to work?

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No. All your contact details are stored inside the QR code, so it can be scanned and saved even without a data connection.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

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Yes. The built-in camera on iPhone and most Android phones recognises vCard QR codes and offers to save the contact.

Which fields can I include?

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Name, phone, email, company, job title, website and address. Leave any field empty to skip it.

Can I update my details later?

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The details are stored inside the code, so you'll need to generate a new one. For a code you can update without reprinting, register for dynamic QR codes.

Is it free?

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Yes. vCard QR codes are free to create and download, with no watermark and no sign-up.