vCard / Contact QR Code Generator
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Put this on your free business page
Create a BizGo digital business page — your services, gallery, WhatsApp button, and Google review link, all in one shareable page. Free to start.
A digital business card that saves itself
Instead of handing over a paper card a customer might lose, a vCard QR code lets them scan once and save your name, business, phone, email, and website straight into their phone's contacts app — Android and iPhone both recognize the vCard format natively through the camera app, no extra app needed. It's the fastest way to make sure a networking contact, supplier, or customer actually keeps your details.
Fill in your name and whichever fields are relevant — organisation, job title, mobile and work phone, email, website, and address — and the QR code updates instantly. Nothing you type is ever sent to a server; the vCard is built entirely in your browser using the standard vCard 3.0 format that every major contacts app understands.
Keep it lean for the best scan reliability
Every field you add increases how much data the QR code has to encode, which makes the pattern visually denser and slightly harder to scan reliably from a distance or at a small print size. For a card meant to be scanned quickly — a business card, a booth banner, an email signature — stick to the essentials: your name, one phone number, and your email or website. Save the full address for situations where it genuinely matters, like a printed direction card.
Two ways to get your contact card
Use the QR code for anyone scanning with their phone camera, or use the "Download .vcf Contact File" button to get the same details as a file you can attach to an email or share directly — opening a .vcf file adds the contact immediately on both Android and iPhone. Once your details are set, a BizGo digital business page can host your full profile — services, gallery, WhatsApp button, and Google review link — all behind one shareable link.
Frequently Asked Questions
A vCard (VERSION 3.0 format, used here) is a standard file format for contact information that phones and email apps can read directly to add someone as a new contact — this tool encodes one into a scannable QR code.
Yes — both platforms recognize a vCard QR code natively through the built-in camera app and offer to save it as a new contact, no extra app required.
More fields mean more data encoded in the QR code, which makes the pattern denser and can make it harder to scan reliably, especially at a small size. Keep it to the essentials for the most reliable scans.
No. The QR code and the .vcf file are both generated entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript — nothing you type here is ever uploaded.
It is the same contact details as a standalone file you can attach to an email or send directly — opening it adds the contact immediately, as an alternative to scanning the QR code.
