vCard QR Generator

What Gets Encoded

vCard is a standard format for contact information. This generator creates QR codes containing:

• Full name (first, last, prefix, suffix)
• Job title and company
• Multiple phone numbers (work, mobile, home)
• Multiple email addresses
• Physical address
• Website URL
• Social media profiles
• Notes field

How Scanning Works

When someone scans your vCard QR code:

1. Their phone camera recognizes the QR code
2. The phone reads the vCard data
3. A prompt appears to add the contact
4. One tap saves everything to their contacts

No app needed. Built-in cameras on iPhone and Android handle vCard QR codes natively.

Where to Use vCard QR Codes

Business Cards

Print the QR code on the back of your business card. People who prefer digital can scan instead of typing. Keeps your card useful even after they lose the physical copy.

Email Signatures

Include a small vCard QR in your email signature. Recipients can save your contact without scrolling through your signature line by line.

Conference Badges

Trade contacts instantly at networking events. Badge scan saves contact faster than exchanging cards and manually entering later.

Office Door Signs

Help visitors save your contact when they visit your office. Useful for reception areas and shared spaces.

Presentations

End slides with your vCard QR. Audience members can save your contact without interrupting to ask.

Best Practices

Keep it scannable: More data means denser QR codes. Include essential info, skip nice-to-haves. A cluttered vCard creates a QR code that's hard to scan.

Test before printing: Scan your generated QR code with multiple phones. Verify all information imports correctly.

Print size matters: Business card QR codes should be at least 1 inch square. Smaller codes are harder to scan reliably.