vCard QR Code Generator
Generate a QR code that adds your contact details to any phone's address book.
Quick answer: vCard QR Code Generator: generate a QR code that adds your contact details to any phone's address book. Runs entirely in your browser, free, no signup.
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A vCard QR code packs your contact details into a single scannable square using the vCard format, the same standard your phone uses when it exchanges contact cards. Because the data is encoded directly into the QR pattern, it works forever offline — there is no shortening service or account behind it that could expire — and a modern iPhone or Android camera recognizes the payload automatically and offers a one-tap "Add to Contacts" action.
That self-contained nature is also its main constraint: everything you enter is baked into the image, so a card with a long job title, multiple phone numbers and a website encodes a lot of data, which makes the QR denser and harder to scan at small sizes or in poor light. Keep it to the fields that matter — name, organization, one phone, email and website — and the code stays clean and reliably scannable, which is exactly what you want on a printed business card, a conference badge or an email signature.
Since the details are personal, it is worth noting this tool builds the vCard entirely in your browser; nothing you type is uploaded. When you print, give the code a comfortable size and a bit of white margin around it so cameras can lock on. For other payloads — plain URLs, Wi-Fi credentials or an email draft — the QR text/URL generator and Wi-Fi QR generator cover those, and the QR reader lets you verify your card scans correctly before printing.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the vCard QR free?
- Yes — free, no signup, unlimited cards.
- Are my details uploaded?
- No — the vCard is built and rendered entirely in your browser.
- Which phones can scan it?
- Every iPhone and Android camera app recognizes vCard QRs and offers a one-tap 'Add to contacts' action.
- Which fields are supported?
- Name, organization, job title, phone, email and website.
- Can I print this on a business card?
- Yes — that's the most common use case.