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vCard QR code

vCard QR codes — share your contact details with one scan

Put your name, phone, email, and company into a QR code. Someone scans it and their phone offers to save you as a contact — no typing, no handing over a card that ends up in a drawer. Free, no sign-up, built in your browser.

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SVG export is true vector. An uploaded PNG/JPG logo is embedded as an image inside the SVG; SVG logos stay fully vector. JPG exports at 2048px with a solid background.

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What people use vCard codes for

Business cards

Print it on the back of your card. A scan drops your full details straight into their contacts — spelled correctly, every time.

Conference badges & name tags

Wear your contact info. Trade details at a glance without fumbling for paper cards or repeating your email twice.

Booths & email signatures

Add it to a trade-show banner or your signature. People save you in a tap instead of copying your address by hand.

Questions

What is a vCard QR code?

It encodes your contact details — name, phone, email, company, website — in the vCard format. When someone scans it, their phone offers to add you to their contacts.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Both recognize the vCard format and offer to save the contact straight from the camera or a QR scanner.

Does this vCard QR code expire?

No. Your details are encoded in the code itself, so it keeps working forever — free, with no account. Changed jobs or numbers? Just generate a new one.

Can I add my logo?

Yes, for free. Drop a logo into the center of the code; the generator raises the error-correction level automatically so it still scans cleanly.

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