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vCard QR Code Generator

Enter a name, phone number, email and more to generate a vCard QR code that anyone can scan with their phone camera to instantly save your contact.

Last updated: 2026/10/16 Image Feedback & bug reports
Contact Information
Name
Work
Contact
Address
Other
QR Code Preview

Enter contact details on the left to generate a QR code

Higher levels stay readable when partly damaged but make the QR denser.

All processing happens locally in your browser. Your contact details are never sent to any server.

* QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.

How to Use

1

Enter Contact Details

Type the name, phone number, email and any other details you want in the QR code. All fields are optional.

2

Check the QR Code

A vCard QR code is generated in real time on the right. Adjust colors and size as you like.

3

Download

Download as PNG and use it on business cards, profiles, or email signatures.

What is a vCard QR Code?

A vCard is the standard format for digital business cards, bundling contact details such as name, phone number, and email address. When encoded as a QR code, the recipient can simply scan it with their phone camera and add it to their contacts with a single tap. This avoids manual typing and typos, making it perfect for sharing contact information on business cards, at events, or on social media profiles.

Features

  • Standard vCard FormatOutputs vCard 3.0 compatible with the Contacts app on iPhone and Android.
  • Real-time PreviewThe QR code updates as you type. Color and size changes preview instantly.
  • Privacy ProtectedEverything runs in your browser. Contact data is never sent to a server.
  • PNG DownloadSave a high-resolution PNG up to 1024px for print or web.

Use Cases

  • Print a QR code on business cards for smart contact sharing
  • Embed it in email signatures or profile images
  • Exchange contacts quickly at trade shows and events
  • Add it to shop or salon flyers and signage
  • Show contact info on social media or portfolio sites

FAQ

How do people scan the QR code?
Just point the standard camera app on an iPhone or Android at the QR code. A prompt to add the contact appears, and a single tap saves it to the address book. No special app is needed.
Is my contact information sent to a server?
No. All processing happens locally in your browser (on your device). Personal details such as names and phone numbers are never transmitted to or stored on any external server.
Which fields should I fill in?
All fields are optional. You can create a code with just a name and a phone number or email. For business cards, adding company, job title, and URL is helpful.
Can I use non-English names and addresses?
Yes. The data is encoded in UTF-8, so names and addresses in any language, including Japanese kanji and kana, are read correctly. Phonetic name fields are also provided.
What if the QR code is hard to scan?
Lots of data makes the QR denser. You can remove unused fields, lower the error correction level, increase the download size, or ensure strong contrast between the QR color and background to improve scannability.
Can I use the generated QR code commercially?
Yes, commercial use is allowed. QR code patents are freely available. However, "QR Code" is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.

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