Add a QR code to your business card. One scan saves your name, phone, email, and website directly to contacts.
Business cards are still widely used for networking, but they come with a problem: manually typing contact details from a card into a phone is tedious, and most cards end up forgotten in a drawer. A QR code on your business card solves this by letting the recipient scan and instantly save your full contact information — name, phone, email, title, company, and website — with a single tap.
The QR code above generates a vCard — a universal digital contact format supported by every smartphone. When scanned, the phone's contact app opens with all your details pre-filled. The recipient just taps "Save" and you're in their contacts permanently. No typing, no mistakes, no lost cards.
Place the QR code on the back of your card with enough white space around it (at least 3mm margin). The code should be at least 2×2 cm for reliable scanning. Keep the card design clean around the code — avoid placing it over busy backgrounds or gradients. A small text label like "Scan to save my contact" helps prompt people who aren't familiar with QR codes.
Download your QR code as SVG for print — it's a vector format that scales perfectly to any size without pixelation. If your printer requires a raster image, use the PNG download and ensure the final print resolution is at least 300 DPI. For more on download formats, see our QR code download guide.
The vCard format supports name, job title, company, phone number, email, and website URL. All fields are optional — include as many or as few as you like.
Yes. vCard QR codes work on all iPhones and Android phones. The built-in camera app can scan them directly — no special app needed. See our iPhone scanning guide for details.
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