UlvixorvCard QR Code Generator
Generate a QR code with your contact details in vCard format, which get added directly to a phone's contacts when scanned, with no typing required from the other person.
How it works
- Fill in your first name, last name, phone number, and email address.
- Optionally add your company, job title, and website.
- The QR code is generated instantly in vCard 3.0 format, the standard recognized by iOS and Android.
- Download the PNG and include it in your email signature, business card, or professional profile.
Use cases
- Sharing your contact details at events, trade shows, or conferences without reading them out loud.
- Including a contact QR code on physical or digital business cards.
- Adding your professional information to your email signature or a public profile.
- Making it easy for new clients or contacts to save you instantly.
Use cases
- Sharing your contact details at events, trade shows, or conferences without reading them out loud.
- Including a contact QR code on physical or digital business cards.
- Adding your professional information to your email signature or a public profile.
- Making it easy for new clients or contacts to save you instantly.
Common mistakes
- Leaving the first and last name empty and filling in only the company.The code needs at least a first or last name to be generated; the company alone isn't enough to create a valid contact card.
- Entering the phone number in an inconsistent format, like parentheses or dashes that vary between fields.The exact format isn't critical, since phones normalize the number when importing it, but including the country code (+52, +54, etc.) ensures it's correctly identified.
- Updating your contact details but continuing to use an old printout of the QR code.The QR code is static: if you change your number or company, you need to generate and replace the printed code. For details that change often, it's more practical to use it in digital materials.
Frequently asked questions
It's a standard format for digital contact cards (.vcf), recognized by the Contacts app on iOS, Android, and most email clients.
No. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser from the data you enter.
This tool generates a vCard with one phone number and one email. For more complete contact cards with multiple numbers, we recommend exporting the vCard directly from your Contacts app.
Yes. The vCard 3.0 format is recognized by the native camera app on both systems, which offers the option to add the contact directly.
Alternatives
You can share your contact by exporting your own vCard from your phone, or using native features like sharing a contact via WhatsApp, but those options require both people to use the same app. A QR code works the same on any phone with a camera, with no extra apps.