1. Decide which contact details to share
Common vCard fields include:
- name
- company
- title
- phone number
- website
- address
Only include information you are comfortable sharing publicly if the QR will appear on public materials.
2. Use the vCard QR generator
Open the vCard QR Code Generator and enter the contact information.
EasyQR also has a Business Card QR Code Generator for business-card workflows.
3. Check every field
A typo in a phone number or email address becomes part of the QR experience.
Review the information before downloading the code.
4. Test on multiple phones
Scan the QR and confirm:
- the contact opens correctly
- the name is formatted properly
- the phone number is correct
- the email address is correct
- the website opens
The existing article How to Create a vCard QR Code provides additional guidance.
5. Add it to a business card
A vCard QR is a natural fit for physical business cards.
See QR Codes for Business Cards for size, placement and CTA ideas.
6. Add a clear CTA
Useful labels include:
- Scan to Save Contact
- Scan to Add Me
- Scan for Contact Info
The user should know what will happen before scanning.
7. Consider a dynamic destination for changing information
If your contact details change frequently, a dynamic QR code pointing to a contact page can provide more flexibility than permanently encoding every field.
8. Test the final printed material
Use How to Test a QR Code Before Printing before ordering business cards or signs.
Related EasyQR resources
For related guidance, see QR Code How-To Guides and How to Create a Wi-Fi QR Code.
