Business cards and booths
Use it when people should save a contact quickly instead of manually typing phone and email details.
vCard QR Code Generator
Generate contact QR codes locally in your browser.
Files and text are processed locally in your browser. No upload. No signup.
Your contact QR code preview will appear here.
Most phones can scan this QR code and offer to save the contact as a new entry.
How to use
- 1 Fill in the contact details you want to share.
- 2 Adjust size, quiet zone and error correction if you plan to print the code.
- 3 Download the PNG and let people scan it to save the contact.
Features
- Creates a standard vCard payload for contact sharing.
- Supports phone, email, website and company fields.
- Works well for business cards, booths and printed handouts.
- Generates the QR code locally in your browser.
Common use cases
Adding scannable contact cards to booths or handouts
Sharing a personal or team contact profile quickly
Creating phone-friendly contact QR codes for printed materials
Example input and output
Contact details
Create a contact QR for a team member
Ada Lovelace NoUpload Tools ada@example.com +1 555 010 100
QR output
Result you can copy or download
Scannable vCard QR code for Ada Lovelace
Most modern phones can scan the code and offer to save the contact directly.
When this tool is the right fit
Fast team sharing
It works well for events, introductions and printed materials where mobile scanning is easier than retyping.
Browser-local contact encoding
The contact fields are turned into a vCard payload locally in the browser.
Quick comparison
| If you need | Best choice | Alternative | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Save a contact from a scan | vCard QR Code | QR Code Generator | This tool formats the payload as a standard contact card instead of raw text. |
| Share a plain link or message | QR Code Generator | vCard QR Code | Use the general generator when the content is not contact data. |
| Share network credentials | Wi-Fi QR Code | vCard QR Code | Wi-Fi access needs a dedicated payload format rather than vCard fields. |
Best format choice
When to use it
You are printing on a card, flyer or booth sign
Use a larger output size with a visible quiet zone around the QR code.
When to use it
You just want a quick digital contact share
Auto settings are usually enough for scanning on modern phones.
Common mistakes
- Leaving out the name field so the saved contact looks incomplete.
- Printing the QR code too small for reliable scanning.
- Forgetting to scan the final code yourself to confirm the saved contact fields look right.
FAQ
Can phones save the contact after scanning?
Yes. Compatible phones can read the vCard payload and offer to create a contact entry.
Is my contact data uploaded to a server?
No. The QR code is generated locally in your browser.
Which fields can I include?
You can include name, organization, title, phone, email, website and a note.
Can I print the QR code on a card or poster?
Yes. Use a larger size and enough margin for reliable scanning.