vCard QR Code Generator

Put your contact card on a business card, badge or flyer. One scan and your name, phone, email and company land in the person’s contacts — no typing, no typos.

Range: 128–2048 px
SVG or PNG recommended.
20% of QR width

Fill in the required fields to see the QR code.

384 × 384 pxJPG

With a logo, error correction is raised to H automatically, or to Q for long content. Test the code with your phone before printing.

How to make a contact QR code

  1. Fill in your contact

    Enter at least a name or a company, then add only what people need: phone, email, website, job title or address. Every extra field makes the code denser.

  2. Style the code

    Match the colors to your card and add your logo. Error correction is raised automatically when a logo is added, so the code still scans.

  3. Download and put it on your card

    Download SVG for print or PNG for screens, place it on your business card, badge or email signature, and test it with a phone before ordering a print run.

Contact QR code questions

What happens when someone scans the code?

The phone shows a contact card and offers to save it. On iPhone this works from the camera app; on Android, from the camera or Google Lens.

Which fields are required?

Only a first name, last name or company — at least one of them. Everything else is optional, and empty fields are left out of the code.

Can I change the details after printing?

No. This is a static code: your details are written into the image itself. If something changes, make a new code — it is free and takes a minute.

How big should the code be on a business card?

At least 2 × 2 cm (about 0.8 in). Keep the contact short so the code stays simple — a code with a full address needs more space to scan reliably.

Can I use names in Cyrillic or other alphabets?

Yes. The contact is stored as UTF-8, so names and addresses in any alphabet appear correctly on modern iPhones and Android phones.