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vCard QR Code Generator

Generate a vCard contact QR code using vCard. Add contact details, set size and colors, then download a PNG or SVG for cards and badges.

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Last updated: February 7, 2026

Created by: Eon Tools Dev Team

Reviewed by: Bibhushan Saakha



What this tool does

This tool makes a QR code that saves your full contact details to a phone in one scan. It is a digital business card: name, phone numbers, email, company, job title, address, and more, all added to the person's contacts at once. Fill in your details, set the size and colours, and download a PNG or SVG.

How to use it

  1. Fill in the contact fields you want to share, name, phone, email, company, job title, address, and so on. Blank ones are simply left out.
  2. Set the size, colours, and error correction level if you wish.
  3. Create the code and download it as PNG or SVG.

How it works

The tool packs your details into a vCard, the standard digital contact-card format that phones understand, and encodes it into the QR pattern in your browser. When someone scans it, their phone offers to add it as a new contact, with all your fields already filled in. The code is static and works on its own, and nothing is uploaded.

vCard or MeCard?

This is the natural question, since there is a sister tool that does a similar job, so here is the honest comparison. A vCard, the format this tool makes, is the international contact-card standard, the same kind of file your phone exports when you share a contact. It supports a rich set of fields and is recognised by virtually every modern phone, which makes it the safe, full-featured default for a proper digital business card.

A MeCard is a more compact format with fewer fields. Because it carries less data, its code is simpler and a touch easier to scan, which can help with older or basic scanners, but you give up the richer detail. So the rule of thumb is straightforward: choose vCard when you want a complete contact card with all the trimmings, which is most of the time, and consider the MeCard QR Code Generator when you specifically want the lightest, simplest possible code. One thing to bear in mind either way: the more fields you fill in, the more data the code holds, and the denser it gets, so include what matters and the code stays easy to scan. A vCard code is at home on business cards, email signatures, name badges, conference signage, and slides. For a richer business profile page rather than just a contact, the Business QR Code Generator covers that.

Questions people ask

What is a vCard?

The standard digital contact-card format, the same kind your phone uses when you share a contact. It holds names, numbers, email, company, address, and more, and is recognised by virtually every phone.

What details can I include?

Name, multiple phone numbers, email, company, job title, and a full address, among others. Leave any field blank and it is simply left out of the card.

Should I use vCard or MeCard?

vCard for a complete contact card with all the details, which suits most uses. MeCard when you want the simplest, most compact code and are happy with fewer fields.

Does adding more details make the code harder to scan?

A little. More fields mean more data and a denser code, so include what matters and keep it readable, especially if you will print it small.



Bibhushan Saakha

Bibhushan Saakha is a UI/UX developer with experience in design systems, Figma, Adobe Illustrator, and interface focused visual thinking. He had a strong eye for clarity, contrast, layout, and visual usability, and also holds a national record in blindfolded cube solving. At Eon Tools, he reviews color and QR tools.