QR code for your business card

A business card QR code (vCard) lets someone save your contact details with one scan instead of typing them in. Put it on a printed business card, an email signature, a name badge or a booth banner. Their phone offers to add you as a new contact with your name, phone, email and company.

How to make a business card QR code

1. Enter your name, then the phone, email, company, job title and website you want to share.
2. Check the details for typos. They are saved exactly as you type them.
3. Download the QR code as SVG for printing, or PNG for screens.
4. Scan it with a phone and confirm the contact looks right before saving.
5. Add it to your card design and print.

Tips for a business card QR code

• Include only what you want strangers to have. Fewer fields make a simpler, easier-to-scan code.
• Print it at least 2 cm (about 0.8 in) square on the card, with a clear margin around it.
• Use dark code on a light background. Don't place it over a photo or a colored area.
• Print a test card and scan it from normal reading distance before ordering a full batch.
• If your phone number or email changes, you need a new code, so avoid printing thousands at once.
• Put a short label such as "Scan to save my contact" beside it.

FAQ

What does someone see when they scan it?

Their phone offers to save your name, phone, and email as a new contact.

Is my information sent to a server?

No. This QR code is created entirely in your browser.

Can I add a logo or change the colors?

Not on this free tool. Paid plans add design options and the ability to edit the QR code later.

Do free QR codes expire?

No. Your contact details are stored in the QR code itself, so it never expires.

Can I track how many people scan it?

No. Contact QR codes can't be tracked. Scan stats are available on paid plans for editable link QR codes.