vCard Contact QR Generator

How to use

1. Type the contact's display name in the Full name field - it is the one required field.
2. Add the number in the Phone field, ideally in international format such as +1 555 010 1234, if you want it included.
3. Fill the Email and, optionally, the Company fields - anything left blank is simply left out of the card.
4. Press Calculate / Generate to render the QR code, built from a real vCard 3.0 payload.
5. Scan it with a phone and confirm it offers to save the contact with the correct details.
6. Place the code on cards, badges, or posters, and regenerate it whenever any detail changes.

About this tool

Builds a real vCard 3.0 payload — scanning saves the contact straight into the phone's address book. Perfect for business cards and event badges.

A QR code that saves a contact beats a typed phone number every time, because it removes the transcription errors. This tool builds a real vCard 3.0 payload: the Full name field is required, while Phone, Email, and Company are included only when you fill them, and blank fields are omitted cleanly. The payload is encoded as a QR code rendered entirely in your browser. When someone scans it with a phone camera, the device recognises the vCard format and offers to save a new contact with those details, no app required.

Keep the code light: fewer fields mean a simpler module grid, which scans faster from a distance and on small print, so leave Company out unless it matters. Always test-scan on both an iPhone and an Android before printing, because the save-contact prompt differs slightly between devices. Know the limits: the tool supports these four fields only, with no address, website, notes, or photo, and a printed QR is static, so a changed phone number means regenerating and reprinting. For details that may change, a link to a webpage is the safer thing to encode.

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