Free QR code generator · vCard
Handed a card, typed a name,
got it wrong anyway.
A vCard QR code carries your contact details in the standard address-book format. One scan and the phone offers to save the contact: name, number and email land exactly as you wrote them, not as someone retyped them in a hallway.
works forever · no signup · made in your browser, your details are never uploaded
previewing a sample · fill in the fields to finish your code
Scan safety
Testing…- Print at least
- 12mm · reads from 12cm
Free codes carry a small taproute mark. Remove it →
Want to edit the destination after printing? Make it dynamic →Where it belongs
Anywhere someone might
want to keep you.
- The business card back · the front stays typographic, the back does the data entry. The scan saves what the card says, spelling included.
- The conference badge · trade the ritual of typing names into phones for one scan between talks.
- The storefront and the van · a passerby saves your number without copying it off a window while traffic waits behind them.
- The CV header · a recruiter scans the printout and your details are in their phone before the interview starts.
The density rule
Every field you add
shrinks your print budget.
A vCard code stores the data itself, so every extra field means more modules packed into the same square, and a denser code needs to be printed larger to scan reliably. Name, phone and email make a code that scans from a business card; that is why the studio keeps company, title and address behind More fields. The built-in scan check tells you the smallest size your exact card still decodes at.
The other static trade: the details are in the print, so a new job title or number means a reprint. If your card outlives your role, a dynamic code pointing at a page you edit is the version that never goes stale.
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