vCard QR code generator

A contact card QR code lets people save your name, phone, email and website to their contacts with one scan.

Step 1: What should the code open?

First name

Last name

Company

Job title

Mobile phone

Work phone

Website

Street address

City

State

ZIP code

Country

Note

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Templates

Code color

Background

GradientDifferent corner color

Dots

Corner frames

Corner centers

Logo (optional)

Frame

Step by step

Fill in the details you want to share. You need a name or a company. Every other field is optional.
Keep the design simple: contact cards hold more data, so the code is denser.
Download it for your business card, email signature or name badge.

Fewer fields, easier scans: Each extra field adds data. If the check warns about density, drop the address or notes, or print the code larger.
Print at least 1 inch wide: Contact cards are dense. On business cards, give the code about 1 inch (2.5 cm) and a clear white margin.
Details are fixed once printed: The details are stored in the code itself. If your number or job title changes, make a new code.

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