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Contact card QR code generator
Fill in your name, business, phone, and email, and get a QR code that saves you as a contact in one tap. Print it on labels, visiting cards, and packaging.
How it works
The QR code holds a contact card in the vCard 3.0 format, the one phones use to share contacts. When someone scans it, their phone offers to add you to their contacts, with every field you filled in. Fields you leave empty are left out.
Keep it short
Every field makes the code denser, so its squares get smaller on the same label. A name, a phone number, and an email are usually enough. Check the preview, and the warning that appears if the squares get too small for your label.
What you can put in it
Write the phone number with its country code, such as +92 or +91, so it works for someone who scans the code in another country.
- First name and last name
- Business name
- Phone and email
- Website
- Address
Where people use it
- On a visiting card, so nobody has to type your number.
- On packaging and bags, so a customer can save the shop and reorder.
- On a name badge at a market or an exhibition.
- On a sticker for a van, a counter, or a shop door.
A sheet of the same code
Set How many labels, or press Fill one sheet, and download the PDF for your label sheet. Every label carries the same contact card.
Questions
Do iPhones and Android phones read it?
Most phone cameras read vCard QR codes and offer to save the contact. Scan one with your own phone before printing many.
Can I change the details later?
Not in a printed code. The details are inside the picture, so make and print a new code if they change.
Is my information stored?
No. The card is made in your browser and nothing is sent to us.
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