Fill in your details and get a vCard QR code: when someone scans it, your name, phone, email, company and website appear ready to save into their contacts. Put it on business cards, email signatures, CVs and conference badges.
A vCard QR code stores the contact data inside the code itself — it works even with no signal, and nothing needs hosting. That is ideal for printed cards. If you would rather update your details after printing (new job title, new number), an editable QR code pointing at a contact page costs £10 once and can be changed forever.
A QR code containing a standard VCARD file: name, phone, email, company, title, website, address. Every modern phone offers to save it as a contact when scanned.
Yes — the data lives inside the code, so it scans fine with zero signal. That makes vCard codes ideal for print.
All the fields above comfortably. Keep it to the essentials: the more data, the denser the code and the larger it must print to scan reliably.
Not on a static vCard — the data is fixed in the pattern. For editable details, use a £10 editable QR code that points to a contact page you control.
Put this code on stickers, signs, menus, banners or business cards — printed and shipped UK-wide by FatPrint.
Browse print optionsEditable QR codes — £10 once, repoint forever, scan stats included.