vCard QR Code Generator for Business Cards

A vCard QR code stores your contact details so that anyone who scans it can save you to their phone's address book in one tap. Print it on your business card, add it to email signatures or show it on screen at events.

Keep it to the essentials — the less data, the easier the QR code is to scan.

Last name

First name

Company

Job title

Mobile phone

Work phone

Website

Address

Note

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These fictional inputs show the settings used in the guide. They replace only the form on this device.

Style

Foreground color

Background color

Transparent background

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Choose PNG pixels for the intended print size and test a final proof. SVG is also available.

Quiet zone (margin)

4 modules

Error correction

Preview

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PNG for screens and quick printing, SVG for scalable print and design tools.

What is a vCard QR code?

vCard is the standard contact-file format used by iOS, Android and every desktop address book. When the vCard text is encoded into a QR code, the phone's camera recognizes it and offers to create a new contact — no app needed.

This generator produces vCard 3.0, the version with the widest compatibility across built-in camera apps.

What to include

Name and one way to reach you are required. Company, job title, website and address are optional. Every extra field makes the QR code denser and harder to scan from a small print, so keep it to what people actually need.

For a small business-card layout, keep only necessary fields. Encoded byte count and error correction affect module density; compare the preview and test the final-size print.

How to make a business-card QR code

Enter your name and at least a mobile number or email.
Add company, title, website or address if useful.
Check the preview and scan it with your phone once.
Download SVG for print, PNG for screens.

Guides

vCard QR Codes for Business Cards: What to Include
Which contact fields belong in a business-card QR code, how data volume changes the symbol, and mistakes to avoid.
Printing QR Codes: Size, Contrast and Quiet Zone
Separate print-size estimates from requirements, preserve the quiet zone, and test contrast and resolution on a physical proof.
QR Code Size Guide: Plan and Test Your Print
Use scanning distance as a planning estimate, account for data density and quiet zones, then test the final QR print on its real material.

Frequently asked questions

Will Korean or other non-Latin names work?

Yes. The vCard is encoded as UTF-8, which modern phones read correctly.

Does the QR code stop working if I change my number?

The code is static: the contact details are inside the image itself. If something changes, generate a new code.