Put your name, phone, email, company and address in a QR code: one scan saves you to their contacts. For business cards and email signatures.
One row per code. Columns: url. Add label for each code's frame text and filename to name the files.
Your logo and text stay when you switch. Save your own look under More.
PNG with a transparent background looks best. It stays on your device.
How much of the code can be dirty, torn or covered and still scan. Higher makes a denser code. Auto picks H with a logo, M without.
Saved styles appear first under Templates, in this browser.
Ready-made looks for the codes people print most. Pick one, then fill in your details above.
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Why it's different
The code holds a vCard 3.0 contact, the format every phone's contacts app imports. When someone scans it, their phone offers to add you with your name, numbers, email, company, job title, website and address filled in.
Every field adds data and makes the pattern denser. Fill in only what people need, or switch to MeCard under More options: a shorter format that most phones also read, which keeps the code readable at 2 cm on a visiting card.
Use your company colours, add the logo in the middle, and put “Save my contact” in a frame below it. Download SVG for the printer, or PNG for an email signature or your LinkedIn banner.
Names and addresses in Tamil, Hindi, or any other script work: the code is UTF-8, which modern phones read correctly.
How it works
Choose what the code should open and fill in the form; the preview updates as you type.
Pick a template, or set the dots, corners, colours, logo and frame yourself. The check under the preview tells you it still scans.
Download PNG, SVG, PDF, JPG or WEBP at any size, or a print sheet. Scan it with your phone before you print.
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Free covers 20 PNG or JPG downloads a month up to 1024 px. Pro adds unlimited downloads, SVG and print-ready PDF, your logo, every look and frame, 4096 px, print sheets and bulk codes from a CSV.
A QR code holding a digital business card (vCard). Scanning it adds the person to your phone's contacts.
Yes, with the built-in camera on both.
All the usual fields fit, but a shorter card makes an easier-to-scan code, especially when printed small.
A static vCard can't change: make a new code when your number or job changes.
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