Turn your contact details into a QR code people can scan straight into their address book, with job title, company, labeled phone numbers, social profiles and a printable card.
A vCard QR code stores a digital business card in the VCF format phones use for contacts. When someone points their camera at it, the phone shows your details with an Add Contact button, so nobody has to type your name or misspell your email address.
A QR code holds at most about 3 KB, and even a tiny photo would make the pattern several times denser and harder to scan on a printed card. MeCard Plus keeps the code light and saves your full-size photo in the downloadable .vcf contact file instead.
Both store contact details. vCard is the full standard used by phones and email apps and supports job titles, labeled numbers and social profiles. MeCard is a shorter format that produces a smaller code that is easier to scan.
Yes. The built-in camera on iPhone and on most Android phones recognises vCard QR codes and offers to save the contact.
Yes. The Print tab produces a 3.5 by 2 inch card at 300 dpi with your QR code, or you can download the code as an SVG for your designer. Print the code at least 2 cm wide.
A static vCard QR code cannot be edited after printing because the details are inside the code. Create a new code whenever your details change; it is free.