vCard QR Code Generator
Share your contact details in one scan — the phone adds you straight to its address book.
A vCard QR code encodes your contact details in the standard vCard format, so when someone scans it their phone offers to save you as a new contact — name, organisation, phone number and email all filled in. It is a modern replacement for typing details into a phone or handing over a paper card that ends up lost in a drawer.
Add a vCard code to your email signature, presentation, name badge, shop counter or the back of a printed business card. Because everything is encoded directly in the pattern, the code works offline and forever: there is no profile page to host and nothing that can expire.
For networking events and sales teams, a dynamic version is handy: make the code point to a short PointQR link and you can update your details or swap in a landing page later without reprinting badges. Static vCard codes, by contrast, are perfect when your details are stable and you want something that will simply keep working.
Keep the encoded data reasonably short so the pattern stays easy to scan when printed small — name, one phone number, one email and your company is the sweet spot.
PointQR codes are free forever, never expire and carry no scan limits. You can create and download a static code right here with no account, or sign up to make it dynamic — edit the destination after printing and track how many times it was scanned.
How to create your vcard qr code generator
- Choose "Contact (vCard)" as the QR type.
- Fill in your first and last name, organisation, phone and email.
- Generate and download the code.
- Add it to your business card, badge or email signature and test the scan.
Frequently asked questions
What happens when someone scans my vCard code?
Their phone opens a new-contact screen pre-filled with your details, ready to save in one tap.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. A static vCard code stores the details in the code itself, so it works offline and never expires.
Can I update my details later?
Static codes are fixed once printed. For editable details, make the code dynamic with a free account.