vCard QR Code Generator
Create a vCard QR code that lets people save your contact details with one scan. Add your name, company, role, phone number, email, website, and address, then download a QR code for business cards, badges, flyers, resumes, or reception desks.
Last updated: June 4, 2026
The final QR code contains the contact details you enter. Only include information you are comfortable sharing publicly on printed or digital material.
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A vCard QR code stores contact information in the vCard text format. Phone cameras and contact apps can recognize this format and offer to create or update a contact after scanning. It reduces typing errors and makes printed business cards, event badges, and sales material easier to act on.
This tool creates a static QR code from your contact fields. The data is encoded into the downloaded QR image, not hosted behind an editable dashboard. That makes the QR code simple, portable, and free from tracking redirects, but it also means you should generate a new QR code whenever your phone number, email address, company, or website changes.
How to Use vCard QR Code Generator
Enter your first name, last name, company, job title, phone number, email, website, and address
Leave optional fields blank if they should not appear in the contact card
Review the QR preview and scan reliability warnings
Choose SVG for print or PNG for general sharing
Test the QR code on iPhone and Android before printing it on cards or badges
Common Use Cases
- Business cards that let people save your contact details immediately
- Conference badges for speakers, exhibitors, and sales teams
- Resume or portfolio pages that share phone, email, and website details
- Reception desk cards for doctors, consultants, salons, or service businesses
- Real estate flyers with agent contact details
- Networking event table signs and booth displays
Example Input and Output
Creating a vCard QR code for a consultant:
Name: Priya Sharma
Company: Sharma Digital
Title: Marketing Consultant
Phone: +91 98765 43210
Email: priya@example.com
Website: https://example.comScans as a contact card
Phone can save name, company, title, phone, email, and website
Download SVG for business card print
Generate a new QR if contact details changeHow This Tool Works
The tool maps your contact fields into a vCard payload, encodes that text into a QR matrix, renders it with your selected design settings, and exports the QR image directly from the browser.
Technical Stack
Keep payloads compact
Very long addresses, notes, or URLs make QR codes denser. For small business card printing, keep the contact payload concise and scan-test at the final printed size.
Contact data stays local
The vCard text is generated and rendered into a QR code in your browser. Contact fields are not sent to WebToolsPlanet servers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What information can I put in a vCard QR code?
Will phones save the contact automatically?
Is vCard QR good for business cards?
Can I add a logo to a vCard QR code?
Does this vCard QR code expire?
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