Scenario example
Fictional business card. Scan to add Alex Chen to your contacts.
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Encoded content
BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:3.0 FN:Alex Chen N:;Alex Chen;;; ORG:Atlas Studio TEL;TYPE=CELL:+12025550123 EMAIL:[email protected] URL:https://example.org/ END:VCARD
Create a contact people can save
- Enter a name and optionally a company, international phone number, email and full website URL.
- Generate the code and inspect the encoded content, particularly country codes and email spelling.
- Save a PNG for a business card or download a VCF file for address-book import.
QR code versus VCF
Both carry the same contact information. QR works for in-person scanning; VCF works for file sharing and import. This tool uses vCard 3.0. Scanners and address books may map fields differently, so test your target devices.
Updates and privacy
The card directly encodes contact details. It does not provide remote updates or scan analytics. Regenerate it when details change; previously saved contacts will not update automatically. Include only business details you intend to share.
No save-contact prompt?
Some scanners display plain text only. Try a scanner with contact support or import the VCF in an address book. More content produces a denser code; preserve its quiet zone and test at the actual printed size.