vCard QR Code Generator — Free
This free vCard QR Code Generator turns your contact details into a scannable digital business card. Instead of dictating your number digit by digit — or handing out paper cards that get lost — you show a code, the other person scans it with their phone camera, and your name, number, email, company and website land in their contacts with one tap on "Add contact". It is built for networking events, conferences, shop counters, market stalls, delivery drivers, freelancers and anyone whose work depends on being saved in other people's phones.
The code contains a standard vCard (version 3.0), the contact format every modern phone understands, assembled properly with the name fields and escaping done correctly — the fiddly detail that generic text-to-QR tools make you handle yourself. Your details are processed locally in your browser and are never uploaded, stored or tracked, so the card contains exactly what you typed and nothing else.
How to use
- Enter your first and last name, then add the details you want to share.
- Include at least a phone number or an email — a card needs a way to reach you.
- Choose a size: 512 for screens and documents, 1024 for printed cards and posters.
- Click Generate vCard QR Code and scan it with your own phone to check it.
- Download the PNG and put it on your business card, badge, stall sign or email signature.
Frequently asked questions
What happens when someone scans the code?
Their phone recognises the vCard format and offers to save a new contact with the fields you included — name, company, job title, phone, email and website. The person still taps to confirm, so nothing is saved without their action.
Which fields should I include?
Name and phone are the essentials. Add email and website if clients reach you that way, and company and job title for professional networking. Leave out anything you would not print on a paper card — the code can be scanned by anyone who sees it.
Do vCard QR codes expire?
No. The contact details live inside the code pattern itself, with no server in between, so the code works forever. If your number changes, generate a fresh code — old printouts will keep sharing the old number.
Is my information private?
Yes. The vCard is built and the code is drawn on your own device in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.