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Add a vCard QR code wherever people may need your phone, email, or website after meeting you.
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Create a permanent contact QR code for your name, phone, email and website.
A vCard QR code lets someone scan your details and save them as a contact. It works well on business cards, badges, portfolios, invoices, desks, and printed material.
This generator encodes a vCard 3.0 with the fields entered in the form. Contact applications can display or order those fields differently, so scan the final QR code on more than one device.
Primary reference: IETF RFC 2426 — vCard 3.0
Add a vCard QR code wherever people may need your phone, email, or website after meeting you.
The generated content follows a standard vCard format with name, organization, phone, email, and website.
Adapt colors, shapes, and an optional icon to your identity before exporting PNG or SVG.
The phone usually opens a contact preview and lets the person save your details to their address book.
No. The vCard text is assembled locally in your browser and encoded directly into the QR code.
Yes. SVG is recommended for professional layouts, while PNG works well for quick documents or online sharing.
No. The contact details are stored inside the QR code itself, without a subscription or a hosted page. To update them, generate a new code.