A vCard QR code drops your name, number, email, company and links straight into someone's contacts. No more typing details off a paper card that ends up in a drawer.
Name, title, phone, email, website and socials — whatever you want people to save.
Style the code with your colors and logo so it looks like part of your personal brand.
Print it on a card, add it to your email signature, or show it on your phone screen to scan.
Paper business cards have a brutal failure rate — most are lost or binned within a week, and none of them are editable. A vCard QR code fixes both problems. One scan saves your full contact record to the other person's phone, correctly spelled, instantly searchable.
Put it everywhere a paper card can't go: your email signature, a conference badge, a phone lock screen, a shop window, a slide at the end of a talk.
Change jobs, numbers or handles and a paper card is instantly wrong. Point your vCard code at a dynamic destination and you can update your details in one place — everyone who scans the same printed code gets the new information.
Add scan analytics and you can even see how often your card gets used after an event, which tells you whether the room actually engaged.
It's a QR code that contains your contact details in the standard vCard format. When scanned, the phone offers to save your name, number, email and links as a new contact.
Enter your contact details in QRs.bd, brand the code, and download it to print or add to your email signature. People scan it to save you to their contacts.
Yes, if you use a dynamic vCard code — update your information in your dashboard and the same printed code reflects the change.
You can create and download a vCard QR code for free. Dynamic updating and scan analytics are on paid plans.
Yes. Modern iPhones and Android phones read vCard codes from the camera and prompt to save the contact.
Create a vCard QR code free and keep your details current.