vCard QR Code Generator
Turn your name, phone and email into a vCard QR code.
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Turn your contact details into a vCard QR code right in your browser. Fill in your name, phone, email, company, job title and website, and the tool builds a standards-compliant vCard 3.0 and encodes it as a QR code that phones scan into the Contacts app with a single tap. Preview the live code, pick your colors and size, then download it as a high-resolution PNG or SVG for your business card, email signature, resume or booth sign. Everything is processed locally: your contact data never leaves your device. There is no account, no watermark and no per-code fee. Physical printers and online print shops can charge per card design, and many vCard tools add login walls or charge for higher-resolution exports; this generator keeps vector-quality squares free and unlimited. Just keep the code large and crisp enough for printing — a short vCard stays dense, so choose a bigger canvas for small cards — and test it with your own phone before the print run.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create a vCard QR code?
Open the tool, pick the vCard content type, then fill in your name (required) plus phone, email, company, job title and website as needed. The QR code previews live, and you can adjust size and colors before downloading.
Does a vCard QR code save directly to my phone contacts?
Yes. The tool encodes a vCard 3.0 into the QR code, which most phones' camera apps recognize natively. Scanners show a contact card they can save straight to Contacts with one tap.
Is generating a vCard QR code private?
No. Your name and contact fields are encoded entirely in your browser and never uploaded. You can safely generate a personal vCard QR code for your card or signature without sharing your details with a server.
Are there limits to a vCard QR code?
Not usually. A QR code can only hold a limited amount of data, so very long vCards (large photos embedded in the card, many phone numbers) can make the code dense and harder to print. Keep it to your core contact fields for the cleanest results.
How do I print a vCard QR code so it scans reliably?
Start with a large canvas (bigger is better for printing) and high contrast between dark modules and background. Test the printed result with your phone before the full run, and keep a generous quiet zone around the code.