Digital Business Card & vCard QR Generator
Generate pure client-side vCard 3.0 (.vcf) digital business cards and QR codes for instant 1-tap phone contact saving.
Digital Business Card Preview
Alex Rivera
Standard RFC 2426 vCard Payload
About this tool
How to use it
- Enter your professional contact information (name, title, company, phone, email, and website).
- Optionally add your physical office city/state and a short professional bio or company slogan.
- Click 'Download .VCF' to save your universal vCard file or scan the generated QR code with any smartphone camera.
- On iOS or Android, scanning the code automatically prompts 'Add to Contacts', importing all details with 1 tap.
Why it matters
Paper business cards are quickly lost or thrown away, and typing long email addresses and phone numbers by hand introduces spelling errors. Digital vCard QR codes enable seamless, contact-free networking during conferences and client meetings.
When to use it
Use this digital card at networking events, include it in email signatures, print the QR code on the back of physical business cards, or display it on conference slide presentations.
Good to know
vCard 3.0 (RFC 2426) is supported universally across Apple Contacts, Google Contacts, Microsoft Outlook, and Android address books.
Common questions
What happens when someone scans the QR code?
Their phone's native camera immediately recognizes the vCard standard and opens a 'Create New Contact' card with your name, job title, phone number, email, and website pre-filled.
Do I need a special app to scan or open the card?
No. Modern iPhone and Android cameras parse vCard QR codes natively without requiring any third-party app installations.
Can I import the .vcf file into Microsoft Outlook or Google Contacts?
Yes. The generated .vcf file follows the official RFC 2426 specification. Simply drag and drop the downloaded .vcf file into Outlook or import it into Google Contacts.
Is my contact information uploaded to any server?
No. All contact data formatting, .vcf file generation, and QR code rendering occur strictly inside your local browser sandbox.