Business Card QR Code Generator
Enter your name, title, company, and contact details. This QR code business card generator builds a vCard QR code you can print on a card so contacts save with one scan.
Your details
Customize appearance
Keep at least four blank modules around the code for reliable scanning.
Higher levels keep the code scannable even if part of it is covered or damaged.
Adding a logo automatically raises error correction to High for reliable scanning.
How it works
- Enter your name and contact details.
- Optionally add a photo, LinkedIn, or a short call to action.
- Download the QR code and .vcf file, or print the preview card layout as a reference for your printer.
What to include
A business card QR code works best as a vCard, it lets whoever scans it save your details straight to their phone's contacts app in one tap, rather than opening a link. See what information to include on a business card QR code.
Make a separate contact QR code for each person. For a team, repeat the steps with each person's details and save the downloaded files with clear names. The photo appears only in the printable card preview; it is not embedded in the vCard contact record.
Business card QR code size
Keep only details you are comfortable making public: anyone with the printed card can read its contact data. If your phone number or email changes, create and print a new static code. For details that change often, use a QR code linking to your own contact page instead.
Keep the QR code between 0.8 and 1.2 inches square on a standard 3.5 × 2 in card, with a clear quiet zone of blank space around it and strong contrast between the code and the background.
Adding Instagram or LinkedIn
The LinkedIn and Instagram fields above go straight into the vCard as extra URLs, so scanning the code offers those links alongside your phone and email, not just a single contact detail. Stick to one or two social links. A card with every profile you own is harder to scan quickly and doesn't save any cleaner.
Related
Need just the contact card without the business-card layout? Try the vCard QR code generator. For what to include and how to size the code on a printed card, read how to create a QR code for a business card.
Frequently asked questions
What information should I include on a business card QR code?
At minimum, your name and one way to reach you (phone or email). Job title, company, website, and a LinkedIn link round out a complete contact card without crowding the printed card itself.
How big should the QR code be on a business card?
About 0.8–1.2 inches (2–3 cm) square works well on a standard business card scanned at arm's length. Keep a clear quiet zone (blank margin) around it.
Can I add my photo or logo?
Yes — upload a photo for the printable preview, and optionally add a logo to the QR code itself under "Customize appearance."
Does this actually print physical cards?
No — this tool generates the QR code and a preview you can place into your own print design or a print service. It doesn't manufacture or ship physical cards.
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