# How to Make a Contact (vCard) QR Code

Source: https://ezqr.ca/watch/vcard-qr-code
Last modified: 2026-05-14T00:00:00-04:00
Description: Turn your contact details into a QR code people scan to save you instantly - enter your name, phone, and email, download the code, and add it to business cards, email signatures, and badges.

[Home](https://ezqr.ca/)  [vCard QR Code Generator](https://ezqr.ca/vcard-qr-code)  Walkthrough

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Turn your contact details into a QR code people scan to save you instantly - enter your name, phone, and email, download the code, and add it to business cards, email signatures, and badges.

## What the video covers

1. **Enter your name**  - First and last, as you want it to appear when someone saves you into their contacts.
2. **Add your phone and email**  - The two details people reach for most. Everything is encoded directly into the code, so it needs no service behind it and never expires.
3. **Fill in company, title, website, and address**  - Add these for a complete digital business card. Only the fields you fill in are encoded, so leave blank anything you would rather not share.
4. **Download the QR code**  - Download as PNG, JPG, or SVG. Use SVG for print so it stays sharp on a business card at any size.
5. **Scan-test on iPhone and Android**  - Scan the code and confirm your phone offers to create the contact - everything spelled correctly, every digit right - before printing a batch.

## Read the full guide

Open the complete written walkthrough - with all the detail, examples, and links the video moves past.

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