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Create QR codes containing your contact information. Share your digital business card with a single scan.
The vCard 3.0 QR Code Generator encodes your professional name, job title, phone number, email address, company name, and website into a single optical scan. Prospective clients can import your full contact card into iOS and Android address books with one tap.
Exchange full professional contact info directly into smartphone contacts without typing
Dr. Elena Vance
Head of Research • Quantum Labs
+1 (555) 234-8900
elena@quantumlabs.org
Dr. Elena Vance
Quantum Labs
How to Use
Enter full name, company title, mobile phone, work email, and personal or company website URL.
Johnathan Doe
VP Technology • Apex Corp
john@apexcorp.com
Level H error correction (30%) is applied automatically to support your custom center logo.
Guarantees scanability with center company emblem
Save as vector SVG for professional offset printing on cards or PNG for email signatures.
Vector SVG Format
Lossless 300+ DPI for offset press & glossy cards
Scanning a vCard 3.0 QR code prompts the smartphone's native contacts application (such as Apple Contacts on iOS or Google Contacts on Android) to open a 'New Contact' card pre-filled with the first name, last name, mobile phone number, work email, organization/company title, and website URL. The recipient can save the contact directly into their address book with a single tap.
QR code module density is directly proportional to the amount of encoded characters. A URL contains ~25 characters, whereas a complete vCard payload includes full contact fields, formatting tags, and field labels (~150-300 characters). To maintain effortless scanability for dense vCards, ensure you print the code at a minimum size of 1.25 x 1.25 inches (3.2 x 3.2 cm) on physical business cards.
Yes. You can upload your company logo, personal monogram, or profile avatar in the Logo Studio. The generator will automatically set Reed-Solomon Error Correction to Level H (High 30%), preserving contact payload integrity while showcasing your branding.
No. Because all contact fields (name, phone, email, organization) are encoded directly within the offline vCard format in the QR matrix itself, a scanning phone can import your contact details even in airplane mode or in basements with zero cellular reception.