Your contact details, saved in one scan
A vCard QR code saves your contact to someone’s phone. They scan, tap Save, and your name, number and email are in their contacts, spelled right.
Better than typing a phone number
Copying details from a business card is slow and easy to get wrong. With a code, the person sees your contact card and saves it with one tap. The built-in camera on iPhone and most Android phones reads contact codes directly.
Fewer fields, easier scanning
Every detail you add makes the pattern denser, and dense codes need printing larger to scan reliably. Include what people actually use: name, mobile, email and maybe your website. Leave out the fax number.
Where it earns its place
The back of a business card. A conference badge. The last slide of a talk. A counter card for a local tradesperson. A real estate sign, so buyers save the agent’s number before they forget it.
Where the contact is saved
On iPhone, the card goes into Contacts. On Android, it’s saved to the account the phone uses for contacts, usually Google, so it syncs to the person’s other devices too. Either way, they see every field and can edit it before saving.
When your details change
Your details live inside the code, so a new number or job title means a new code. If your details change often, add your website and keep that page current instead.
Private by design
Your name, number and address are processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored by us.