People save your details without typing them.
QR Codes
Contact Card QR Code
Put your name, number, email, and company into a QR code that phones save straight to their contacts.
Your details are packed into the code itself, so there is no profile page to host and nothing that expires.
Add at least a name, phone number, or email.
PNG size
Colours, style, and logo
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Higher levels survive more damage and logos, at the cost of a denser code. Level is raised for free when it fits.
Drop a QR code image here
Or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V / ⌘V. Photos, screenshots, and HEIC all work.
Free, no signup. Codes are made and read on your device.
Why it helps
Why use a contact QR code
Fits on a business card, badge, or email signature.
Works offline: the details are in the code, not behind a link.
How to use it
How to make a contact QR code
1 Fill in the details you want to share.
2 Style it to match your card, and check it still scans.
3 Download an SVG for print, or a PNG for screens.
Quick tips
Contact QR code tips
Include the country code in your phone number.
Fewer fields make a simpler code that scans from further away.
Print it at least 2 cm (0.8 in) wide on a card.
FAQ
Contact QR code questions
Do iPhone and Android save it as a contact?
Yes. Both read the vCard format and offer to add a new contact.
Can I update it later?
A static contact code cannot change, so make a new one if your details change.
What is a vCard?
The standard file format for contact details that phones and email apps read.
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