QRbit
Contact (vCard)

vCard QR code for business cards

Someone scans the code — and their phone offers to save your contact: name, company, job title, phone, email and website. Nobody types your number by hand again.

No sign-up needed: a guest QR works for 24 hours, and forever once you register.

Data is stored in the code itself — works offline

Create it in a minute

  1. 01

    Choose the “Contact (vCard)” type.

  2. 02

    Fill in first and last name, company, job title, phone, email and website.

  3. 03

    Add your logo and brand colors.

  4. 04

    Download SVG or PDF for your business card, badge or slide deck.

Where it helps

Printed business cards

A QR on the back of the card — the contact is saved in one tap.

Trade shows and conferences

A code on your badge instead of swapping cards.

Signatures and presentations

A QR on the last slide or in your email signature.

Sales teams

One consistent code style for everyone in the company.

Why QRbit

Free to start

Create and download QR codes without paying and without watermarks.

On-brand design

Colors, gradients, module and corner shapes, your logo, a call-to-action frame and a caption.

Print-ready

High-resolution PNG, JPEG, SVG and PDF, plus an STL / 3MF model for 3D printing.

Frequently asked questions

Is internet needed to save the contact?

No. The vCard data is stored in the QR code itself, so the phone reads it offline.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes, the built-in camera on iPhone and most Android phones recognizes vCards and offers to add the contact.

Can I change the details after printing?

No: the contact lives in the code itself, so new details need a new QR. If your details change often, use a multi-link page — it can be edited without reprinting.

Why does the code look dense?

More fields mean more modules. For a small card keep just the essentials — name, phone and email — and print the QR at least 2 × 2 cm (0.8 in).

Is it free?

Yes, a vCard QR code is free to create and download.

Make your QR code right now

A couple of minutes — and your artwork is ready for print.