Free vCard QR code for your business card
Put a code on your business card, email signature or booth sign that saves your details straight into someone's contacts — no retyping, no misspelt email address. Fill in your details below and download it free.
Free: 1 editable QR, no card · Starter US$5/mo for 10
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Enter your details to generate your QR
At 300 DPI this 1024 px file prints about 86.7 mm wide.
Generated in your browser · free forever · no account needed
What goes in the code
Your first and last name, company, job title, work phone, mobile, email, website and work address — whichever you fill in. The code holds a standard vCard (version 3.0), which phones open as a new contact ready to save.
It's generated in your browser and isn't sent to Scansational. Because your details are inside the code, the more you add, the denser the pattern: keep it to what people actually need and print it at least 2.5 cm (1 inch) wide.
Where it helps
Business cards, trade-show badges and booth signs, conference slides, real-estate signboards, the back of a brochure, and a reception desk. Add a short line such as “Scan to save my details”.
Agents and sales teams often add a code that opens a listing or booking page next to it; see QR codes for real estate.
If your details change
A vCard code is fixed once printed: a new phone number means a new code. If you change roles or numbers often, point the code at a page you can update instead, with an editable dynamic QR code — the printed card keeps working.
Frequently asked questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. vCard QR codes are free to create and download as PNG or SVG, with no sign-up.
- What happens when someone scans it?
- Their phone shows a new contact with the details you entered, ready to save. Nothing to install.
- Which details can I include?
- Name, company, job title, work phone, mobile, email, website and a work address.
- Can I change the details after printing?
- Not for a vCard code — the details are inside it. Use an editable dynamic QR code pointing to a page you can update if they're likely to change.