Need a different QR type? Open the full QR Code Studio for URL, text, email, SMS, contact, location, event and more.
Turn your contact details into a QR code for business cards, email signatures and badges. People save you to their phone in one scan.
Need a different QR type? Open the full QR Code Studio for URL, text, email, SMS, contact, location, event and more.
A vCard QR code stores your name, company, job title, phone numbers, email, website and address in the standard vCard 3.0 format. When someone scans it, their phone offers to create a new contact with all of those details filled in, with no typing and no app to install. Your information is encoded locally in your browser and printed straight into the code, so nothing is uploaded and nothing can be changed or tracked by a third party.
Your link, Wi-Fi password or contact details are turned into a QR code inside your browser. No account, no upload, no server logs.
Pick colours and gradients, dot and corner styles, add your logo, and wrap the code in a "Scan Me" frame.
Download PNG, SVG (vector for print), JPG, WEBP or PDF, or copy the image straight to your clipboard.
These are static QR codes. They work forever, with no scan limits, no watermark and no subscription.
Every code is test-scanned live in your browser so you know it reads correctly before you print it.
Install it as an app. After your first visit the whole tool keeps working without an internet connection.
Add your name and any extra details such as company, job title, phone numbers, email, website and address.
Match your brand with colours and your logo, and keep the contrast high so it scans reliably.
Download PNG, SVG or PDF and place it on business cards, posters, badges or email signatures.
Their phone shows your contact details and offers to save them as a new contact. Both iPhone and Android cameras support this.
The more you add, the denser the QR code becomes. For business cards keep to name, company, phone, email and website for the easiest scanning.
No. The details live inside the pattern. If your phone number or email changes, generate and print a new code.
The code is created entirely in your browser and nothing is uploaded. Anyone who scans the printed code can of course see what it contains.