Turn your contact details into a QR code. People scan it and save your name, number, email and website to their phone in one tap. Free, with your colors and logo.
Scanning opens your profile in the app, ready to follow.
Tip: for the exact pin, open Google Maps, tap Share and paste that link here. Scanning opens directions in the maps app.
People scan it and your details are ready to save to their contacts in one tap. Fill in what you want to share.
Tip: fewer fields make a simpler code that scans more easily, especially when printed small.
Scanning opens the phone's dialer with your number ready to call.
See in Google Analytics exactly which sticker, flyer or post sent each visitor.
Final link:
Square logos with a transparent background look best. Always test-scan before printing.
Fill in your name and at least one way to reach you: mobile, email or website.
Pick a color and pattern, and add your logo if you like.
Download as PNG or SVG and add it to your business card, badge or flyer.
Skip the typing: people save your contact the moment they get your card.
Put it on your badge or booth so new contacts save you instantly.
Let customers save your shop’s number for orders and delivery.
Buyers save the agent’s details in seconds, straight from the sign.
Add a small code so recruiters and clients can save you fast.
Make it easy for customers to reorder or reach support.
It’s a QR code that contains a digital contact card (vCard). When someone scans it, their phone offers to save your name, phone, email, company and website as a new contact.
Yes. Creating and downloading vCard QR codes on stkrd is free, with no signup and no expiry.
Yes. Most recent iPhones and Android phones read contact QR codes directly from the camera app.
Yes. Arabic, French and other languages are saved correctly, including names and addresses.
Not with a vCard QR code, because the details are stored inside the code itself. If your details may change, make a tracked code that points to a contact page or your website, which you can update anytime.
Keep it short. Fewer fields make a simpler code that scans more easily, especially on small business cards.
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