Which fields are required?

Filling in at least one is enough — name, phone or email. The rest are optional.

Will the contact save on iPhone and Android?

Yes, both systems support the vCard format.

Can I add the code to a business card?

Yes, download the PNG and put it in print — it scans well.

Is data sent anywhere?

No, the QR is created in your browser; the contact never goes to a server.

Can I add a company, website or address?

Yes — fill in the fields you need and leave the rest empty; they're simply skipped. The more you add, the more complete the saved contact.

How do people scan the contact code?

With the phone's built-in camera or any QR app — a prompt appears to save the contact, with no special software needed.

vCard QR code

vCard QR code online: enter a name, phone and email, and scanning the contact QR code saves you to the phone in one tap.

Name

Company

Phone

Email

Fill in at least one field — a contact QR will appear.

How to use it

1

Fill in the contact

Name, phone, email, and optionally a company.

2

Get the QR code

The code is built in vCard format that phones understand.

3

Share it

Download the PNG, add it to a business card or signature — the contact saves by scanning.

Why it's useful

Sharing contacts by dictating a number and email is slow and error-prone. A vCard QR solves it: people point their camera and save your name, phone and email to their address book in one tap.

Great for business cards, badges, slides and email signatures. The code is in the vCard standard, so it opens on iPhone and Android. Everything is created in your browser.

FAQ

It's the standard electronic business card format. Phones recognize it and offer to save the contact.

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