vCard (Contact) QR Code Generator
Create a contact QR code so people save your details to their phone with one scan - ideal for business cards, email signatures and trade shows. 100% free, no sign-up, runs in your browser.
Your contact details are turned into a QR code right here in your browser - nothing is uploaded.
How to create a contact QR code
1
Enter your details
Add your name, and any phone, email or company you want to share. Only a name is required.
2
Generate the code
Tap Generate and your contact QR code appears instantly, created right on your device.
3
Share it
Add it to a business card, email signature, slide or name badge. One scan saves you to their phone.
Where a contact QR code belongs
Business cards
Add it to a card so a new contact saves your details without typing a thing - the classic networking move.
Email signatures and slides
Drop it into a signature or the last slide of a talk so anyone can save you instantly.
Name badges and lanyards
At conferences, swap details with a scan instead of handing over a stack of cards.
Shopfronts and vehicles
Tradespeople and sole traders put a "save my details" code where customers can grab it.
Hand over your details with a single scan
A contact code drops your name, number and email straight into someone's phone - no typing, no lost cards. The QR Scanner App reads these codes and saves them in a tap, shows you what a code holds before acting, and lets you build contact, WiFi and link codes anywhere. Basic scanning is free; the extras are a one-time payment, not a subscription.
Contact QR Code FAQ
A vCard QR code stores contact details (name, phone, email, company) in the standard vCard format. When someone scans it, their phone offers to save you as a new contact in one tap - no typing required.
They point their phone camera (or a scanner app) at the code, and a prompt appears to add a new contact with your details already filled in. They just confirm, and you are saved to their phone.
Yes. The QR code is generated entirely on your device and your details are never uploaded to any server. The information only lives inside the QR image you download, so you control who you share it with.
Yes. The vCard format is understood by both iPhone and Android, so the code works with the built-in camera on modern phones and with any QR scanner app.
Absolutely - that is one of the most popular uses. Download the high-resolution PNG or PDF and add it to your business card, name badge or email signature so people can save your details instantly.