VerseQR

vCard QR Code Generator

A paper card gets typed into a phone or lost. A vCard code puts you in someone's contacts in one tap, spelled correctly.

example · vcard code

How to make one

  1. Fill in the details you want to share. Blank fields are simply left out.
  2. Style the code so it sits well on your card design.
  3. Download an SVG and hand it to your printer.
  4. Scan it yourself first to check every field landed where it should.
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Where people use it

Business cards The back of a card is usually empty. Put your code there.
Email signatures A small code lets people save you from a printed email.
Trade shows Faster than swapping cards and nothing to lose on the way home.
Name badges Colleagues can save each other without asking twice.

Frequently asked

What is the difference between vCard and MeCard?

vCard is the richer and more widely supported standard, and it is what VerseQR generates. MeCard is a smaller, older format that produces a slightly simpler code but carries fewer fields.

Can I change my details later?

On a static vCard code, no, because the details are baked into the pattern. Use a dynamic contact card if your phone number or job title is likely to change.

How many fields can I add?

Every field adds data and makes the pattern denser. Around eight fields is comfortable. Beyond that, consider a dynamic code that points at a contact page instead.