Share several contact fields
A vCard-style QR code can carry useful details such as a name, organization, phone number, email address, website, and other supported fields.
Turn contact details into a scannable QR code that can help people save or open your information without typing every field manually.
Create a QR CodePractical guidance for creating, testing, publishing, and maintaining this type of QR code.
A vCard-style QR code can carry useful details such as a name, organization, phone number, email address, website, and other supported fields.
A QR code can complement a physical business card with a convenient digital contact option.
Use a contact QR code at conferences, meetings, trade shows, presentations, and professional events.
Scanning can be faster and less error-prone than typing a phone number or email address from a printed card.
It is a QR code designed to share contact information in a structured format. Depending on the scanner, the recipient may be offered an option to save the details as a contact.
A professional contact QR code might include your name, company, role, phone, email, website, and business address. Include only information that you are comfortable distributing publicly.
Business cards, name badges, conference booths, brochures, sales materials, speaker slides, and professional networking profiles are common use cases.
A vCard QR code packages contact information into a scannable format so compatible devices can read the details more conveniently.
Yes. It can be a useful addition to a printed card, especially when the card has limited space for complete contact details.
Only include information you are comfortable sharing. A QR code printed publicly should not contain sensitive or confidential data.