What this vCard QR generator does
The page builds a vCard 3.0 record and encodes it as a QR code. Supported contact apps can offer to save the name, phone number, email, company, and website.
Contact QR tool
vCard QR generator
Turn contact details into a scannable vCard QR code for business cards, desk signs, event badges, and networking materials.
Published by Calculator All-in-OneLast reviewed: 12 August 2026QR payload checked: local browser renderingTesting and editorial standards
Best use cases
vCard QR codes are useful on business cards, conference badges, office door signs, resumes, portfolio pages, flyers, and sales counters where people may want to save details quickly.
Keep the code readable
A contact card contains more data than a short URL, so it creates a denser QR. Print it larger, preserve quiet space, and avoid placing logos over the code.
Data hygiene
Only include public contact information. If your number, company, or website changes, the old static QR cannot update itself. Create a fresh code and replace printed material.
Review method and source trail
The QR payload is assembled from the fields shown on the page and rendered locally in the browser. Static QR codes do not provide scan analytics, editable redirects, payment confirmation, or account-based history. See the editorial standards and site disclaimer for how estimates, file tools, and safety notes are reviewed.
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FAQs
Can phones save the contact automatically?
Many phones offer to save the contact after scanning, but exact behavior depends on the scanner app.
Can I add a logo?
You can add a logo in a design tool, but test carefully because overlays can damage scan reliability.
Why is the QR dense?
Contact cards store multiple fields, so they require more QR modules than a simple URL.
Can I use this for a resume?
Yes, if the contact details are safe to share publicly.
Does this track scans?
No. It creates a static contact QR only.
Is my contact uploaded?
The QR rendering happens locally in the browser.