Name
Enter first and last name as they should appear in the contacts app.
QR Code Generator 
Contact QR Code Generator for vCard Address Books
Create a free vCard contact QR code with name, company, title, phone, email, and website. Generate an address-book friendly QR code in your browser.
Create QR code Local processing
Local processing
Your input is encoded in the browser.
Enter business card details to create a contact QR
Turn name, phone, email, organization, and URL into a vCard QR code that contacts apps can import.
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Use Standard QR for compatibility. Use rMQR for compact symbols (auto-falls back if too large).
Payload Size
0 bytes · Good
Larger payloads can reduce scan reliability.
Required fields are missing. The QR code may not function correctly.
Raw Content (For Verification)
Contact fields inside a vCard QR
A contact QR works best when it includes the details people actually save and use later.
Phone and email
Add the contact channels you actually want recipients to save.
Organization and URL
Company, title, and website fields help business cards and handouts become saved contacts.
A QR code that hands data to contacts apps
The generated symbol contains vCard contact data. Most devices show a contact-save confirmation after scanning.
- Structures name, organization, title, phone, email, address, and website into a vCard payload.
- Works well for business cards, event badges, recruiting sheets, and printed handouts.
- Builds the vCard string in the browser without uploading your details.
How to create a vCard QR
- 1 Start with the fields that become the contact heading: name, company, and role.
- 2 Include only the phone and email channels you actually want people to use.
- 3 If adding websites or social links, choose URLs that match the printed material’s goal.
- 4 Generate and scan the code to confirm name, company, and phone fields appear correctly.
- 5 Before placing it on cards or slides, test quiet zone and scan distance.
Inside the vCard payload
The tool formats name, organization, phone, email, and URL as vCard text, then encodes it into a QR symbol.
Format: vCard 3.0 (RFC 2426) Encoding: UTF-8 (Recommended) Compatibility: Supports iOS, Android standard cameras, and various QR reader apps.
Make contact QR codes people actually save
Printed contact QR codes work best when the payload is focused on saving details, not describing everything.
A focused contact QR often performs better than an overloaded one
Address, multiple numbers, and long profiles can make the symbol dense. Keep the fields people will actually use after saving.
Printed text and QR payload solve different problems
The QR code saves details, while visible text lets people verify who the contact belongs to when scanning fails.
Slide decks need a different scan strategy than business cards
Long-distance scanning punishes dense QR codes. For slides, consider fewer fields or a profile URL instead.
Contact QR code FAQ
Does scanning a vCard QR automatically save the contact?
Most devices show a confirmation screen before saving. Test the imported fields before printing.
Should a business card use a vCard QR or URL QR?
Use vCard when the goal is contact saving. Use a URL QR when the goal is a profile, booking page, or portfolio visit.
Can I encode only a company contact?
Yes, but contacts without a person name can be hard to find later. Include person, company, and role when possible.
Will non-English names display correctly?
The payload is encoded as UTF-8, but old reader apps may behave differently. Test likely devices before printing.
Is it safe to include a personal mobile number?
Technically yes, but the data persists wherever the QR code is distributed. Consider a business line or contact form for broad publishing.
Create a QR code for another use
Choose a different QR type for URLs, Wi-Fi, contacts, email, SMS, phone calls, or calendar events.
