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Free vCard QR Code Generator

Share complete contact details that people can quickly save to their address book.

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Create a QR Code in 3 easy steps

Step 1

Choose a QR Code type

Step 2

Enter your QR Code content

Step 3

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Type-specific guide

When this QR Code is a good fit

A vCard QR Code groups contact details in vCard 3.0 format so a supported device can display them and offer to save a contact. It is useful when you need to share more than a phone number or email address alone.

Practical use cases

  • Print it on a business card to share a name, role, company, and contact channels together.
  • Use it on an event badge or exhibition stand so new contacts can save business details.
  • Place it in a shop or service document for a designated team contact.
  • Add it to a portfolio or consultant profile containing phone, email, and website details.

How to create it with this form

  1. Choose vCard Contact and enter at least a first name or last name, as required by the form.
  2. Add organization, job title, phone, email, website, and address only when you intend to publish them; website values must begin with http:// or https://.
  3. Review spelling and details likely to change, then scan the preview to inspect field placement in a contacts app.
  4. Download the final file and test saving on more than one operating system before a large print run.

Printing and scan-testing tips

  • Every additional field increases QR density, so include only useful contact channels and size the print for the resulting pattern.
  • Show the person's name and primary contact visibly beside the code so the scanner knows whose record they are considering.
  • Test several contacts apps because organization, address, and title fields may be mapped differently across devices.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Filling every field without a purpose, or entering a website without http:// or https:// and failing validation.
  • Assuming every contacts app displays and groups vCard fields identically without testing the exported image.
  • Printing a large quantity with a role, number, or email address that is likely to change soon.

Privacy and security considerations

Every vCard field can be read and copied from the QR Code. Publish only work contact details or information the person intends to make public.

QRdee creates the vCard in your browser and excludes these values from custom analytics events. After scanning, a user can save, share, or back up the contact through their own device systems.

Frequently asked questions

Which contact details does this vCard QR Code support?

It supports first and last name, organization, job title, phone, email, website, and address. At least a first name or last name is required.

Does scanning save the contact immediately?

A typical device displays the details and asks the user to confirm saving. Behavior and field mapping depend on the contacts app.

Can I edit a printed vCard QR Code later?

No. The contact data is stored in the static image. Generate a new file and replace the old print when details change.