Create a QR code for a link, text, email, phone number, WiFi network, a full contact card (vCard) or a business card. The code is drawn in your browser, so nothing you type is sent anywhere, and it is a static code with no redirect, so it never expires.
A contact QR code saves the person you meet from typing your details. Put it on the back of your business card, on a name badge or on a trade show banner. The .vcf download is the same contact as a file, handy for email signatures or your website's contact page.
A standard US business card is 3.5 x 2 inches (89 x 51 mm); a European card is 85 x 55 mm. Business card mode shows your code on a card at that scale, with the code's printed width in inches and centimetres, so you can see before printing whether it is big enough.
Worked example: a vCard with a name, mobile, email and website often makes a code of roughly 45 to 60 modules across (the preview shows the exact count). Printed 2 cm wide, each module is about 0.35 to 0.45 mm, which most phone cameras read from a normal holding distance. A link to a short address like we.inc/you makes about 25 to 29 modules, so the same 2 cm gives each module almost 0.7 mm and scans from further away. If your code has more than about 60 modules, print it 2.5 cm or larger, or switch to a link.
Some QR services give you a short redirect link that they control. That lets you change the destination later, but if the service closes or you stop paying, every printed code stops working. The codes made here hold your data directly, so they work for as long as the destination does.
Yes. It is free with no signup, no watermark and no scan limits. Codes are made in your browser.
No. They are static codes: the link or contact details are stored in the pattern itself, with no redirect service in between. A link code keeps working as long as the website it points to does.
A QR code that holds a contact card in the vCard format. When someone scans it, their phone offers to save your name, number, email and website to their contacts, with no typing.
Yes. Both the iPhone Camera app and Android's camera or Google Lens read vCard 3.0 codes and offer to add the contact. Test with your own phone before printing.
At least 2 cm (about 0.8 inch) square, with a white margin around it. Contact cards hold more data than a link, so give them a little more room if you can. The business card preview on this page shows the printed size on a 3.5 x 2 inch card.
A contact (vCard) code works with no internet and nothing to host, but it is denser. A link code is simpler to scan and can point to a digital card page with more detail, but that page must stay online. Many people use the vCard on the card and a link in their email signature.
No. The code is generated by your own browser. Nothing you type is uploaded to We.Inc or a QR service.
Related: Digital Business Card Maker, Business Card Maker, Barcode Generator, WhatsApp Link Generator, Google Review Link Generator, Email Signature Generator.
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