vCard QR code
Name, phone, email, company and website in one code that saves straight to the phone's contacts.
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Fill in the fields to get a QR code in the vCard format. Phone cameras recognise it as a contact and offer to save it — no more spelling out email addresses.
Put it on a business card, a badge, the last slide of a talk or your email signature. Download SVG or PDF for the printer.
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First and last name, company, title, phone, email, website, address — skip whatever you don't need.
Brand colour, logo, a frame with a caption.
PNG for screens, SVG and PDF for print.
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Every field makes the code denser. For a small card, keep the essentials.
The contact is in the code, so it saves even without an internet connection.
No sign-up, no limit on how many you make, and no logo of ours on the result.
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Point the iPhone or Android camera at it and tap the notification: the contact card opens with a Save button.
At least about 2 × 2 cm (0.8 in). If the code looks dense, drop some fields.
No, the contact is stored in the code. Make a new one for new details.
Links, Wi-Fi, contact cards, email, phone, SMS, locations, Telegram and WhatsApp — in your colours, with your logo.
Guests point their phone camera at the code and join your network without typing the password.
Draw your signature, type it in a handwriting font or lift it off a photo — and download a transparent PNG.
Fill in the fields and the code appears here
Design
Higher survives damage and logos better but makes the code denser.
