Share your contact details with a scan — no typing, saved straight into Contacts on any phone.
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A contact card QR code (vCard QR code) encodes your name, phone, email, and other details in a standard format that phones understand as a contact. Instead of asking someone to manually type your number, they scan the code and their phone offers to save it directly — accurate, fast, and typo-free, using the same vCard format that's been the universal contact-exchange standard across phones and email clients for decades.
It is a QR code that encodes your contact details in the vCard format — the standard format phones use for contacts. Scanning it prompts the phone to save a new contact with your name, phone, email, and other details already filled in.
Yes. vCard is a universal format supported by both iOS Contacts and Google Contacts, so scanning the code works the same way on either platform.
No. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser — none of the details you enter are sent to or stored on our servers.
You would need to generate a new QR code with the updated details — this is a static QR code, so the information is fixed at the time you create it. Reprint or reshare the new code once your details change.
Just a first or last name is enough to generate a code, though adding a phone number and email makes the saved contact far more useful. Company, job title, and website are entirely optional.
Dedicated business card apps often add extra features like analytics or a hosted profile page, sometimes requiring the other person to have the app too. A vCard QR code is simpler and universal — any phone camera reads it directly into Contacts with no app needed on either end.
This generator focuses on the core fields most people actually need — name, phone, email, company, and website — kept simple so the resulting QR code stays easy to scan reliably. For more extensive contact info, list a single website link where the fuller details live.