How to Make a QR Code Business Card

Business cards get lost; contacts saved to a phone don't. A vCard QR code turns your card into one scan that files your name, number, email and address directly into their contacts app.

The quick answer

Create a Contact (vCard) QR code in Quick QR with your details, place it on a Business Card template, and print. When someone scans it, their phone offers to save the complete contact — no typing, no typos.

Step-by-step: card to contact in one scan

1. Open Quick QR → Create → Contact.
2. Fill in your vCard — name, phone, email, company, address. Only include what you want shared.
3. Pick the Business Card template. Styles like Classic and Photo Card give you a designed layout, with room for a headshot or logo.
4. Match your brand — colors, serif or rounded fonts, your logo in the code's center.
5. Export in high resolution and send to any print service, or share the digital card directly.

What a scan looks like on their side

Their camera recognizes the code, shows your name, and offers "Add to Contacts." Every field lands in the right place — because vCard is the same format their contacts app speaks natively.

Keep the code scannable

Business cards are small, so the code must stay crisp: high contrast, not too tiny, and tested before you print 500 of them. The printing guide has the size and contrast rules.