vCard QR Code Generator
Let people save your contact details to their phone.
Contact fields are encoded locally in the QR pattern. QRburst does not upload or store your contact details as part of generation.
Contact
PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, or SVG · max 2 MB · processed locally
Design
Preview stays within the card. Size applies to PNG export; SVG is scalable vector output.
QR Lab
Test · local only
Enter a valid payload to see configuration analysis and run decode stress tests.
Print Studio
Enter a valid payload to size and export print-ready QR files.
Create a contact QR
- Enter first and last name (required) plus optional organization and title.
- Add phone, email, and website fields you want saved.
- Customize styling; keep contrast high for print.
- Check density and quiet zone in QR Lab — richer contacts raise version size.
- Export a business-card size from Print Studio and test a physical scan.
Networking, badges, and cards
A vCard QR replaces typing typos at events. Put it on paper cards, name badges, or email signatures as an image. Compatible devices offer to add the contact; exact UX differs by OS and camera app.
Density and print size
More fields mean a denser matrix. That is normal — but tiny prints struggle. Prefer generous quiet zones, avoid oversized logos on contact QRs, and use Print Studio’s business-card preset as a starting point rather than shrinking aggressively.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a vCard QR?
- It embeds contact fields (name, org, phone, email, and more) in a format many phones can save as a contact. QRburst encodes a static vCard string — not a live digital business card account.
- What if my details change?
- Update the form and generate a new QR. Existing prints still contain the old data because static codes do not sync from QRburst.
- Why does Print Studio matter for contacts?
- Contact QRs are denser than short URLs. They need more physical space and clear modules. Print Studio and QR Lab help you size and stress-test before a badge or card run.
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