Contact card QR code: Scan once, saved in their phone.
Put your details on a business card, sign or name badge. People scan it and add you as a contact in one tap. No app, no sign-up, no expiry. Mono, your little mate, gives a hop when your code is ready to scan.
Your details
Your code
SVG and PDF stay sharp at any size.
The same card as a file, for email signatures and messages.
Your details are turned into a code in this browser. They’re never sent to us or anyone else.
Straight up, no catch
Your details, exactly
The code holds your contact card itself, not a link to a profile page someone else controls.
Works forever
No account and no expiry date. It even works when the person scanning has no reception.
Stays on your device
We never see your name, number or email. Nothing is stored after you close the page.
No fake buttons
The only download buttons are the real ones, right under your code.
Ads in their own box
Ads keep the site free. Every one is labelled, hatched and kept well away from the buttons you need.
Good to know
What happens when someone scans it?
Their phone camera reads the code and shows your contact card with an option like “Add to contacts” or “Create contact”. Nothing is saved until they tap it. The details are inside the code, so it works without an internet connection.
What should I include?
What people need to reach you: your name, business, mobile, email and website. Every extra field adds squares to the code, which makes it harder to scan when it’s printed small. Leave the address off unless people need to find you.
My details changed. Can I update the code?
No. Your details are written into the code, so make a new one and reprint. The upside is there’s no subscription to keep paying and nothing that can expire or be redirected.
What’s a vCard?
vCard is the standard format phones and email apps use for contact cards. This tool writes version 3.0, which iPhone, Android, Outlook and Gmail all read. The .vcf download is the same card as a file you can attach to an email.