Make a visiting card with a QR code
Type your details, pick a layout and colour. The QR code on the back saves you as a contact or opens your card from Google Drive or any link. Download print-ready files.
Your details
QR code on the back
The code holds your details themselves, so it works without internet and never expires. Scanning offers to save you as a contact.
This code is dense. Shorter details (or a link) scan more easily when printed small.
Design
Font
Front
Back
Exports at 300 DPI (1050 × 600 px).
Download & print
A print sheet puts 10 cards on one US Letter page with crop marks. Print at 100% / “actual size”, front first, then feed the page back in to print the back.
The .vcf file opens in any phone or e-mail app to add you as a contact. Nothing on this page is uploaded.
How to use it
- 1Type your name, title, company and contact details — add a logo if you have one.
- 2Choose what the QR code on the back does: save your contact, or open a link such as a shared Google Drive file.
- 3Pick a layout, colour and card size, then download the front and back, or a print sheet with crop marks.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it really free, with no sign-up or watermark?
Yes. Nothing is uploaded and there is no watermark. Your details and logo stay in your browser.
What does the QR code do when someone scans it?
With “Save my contact” the phone offers to add you to its contacts — the code contains your details, so it works offline and never expires. With “Link to my card” it opens the link you paste.
Can I store my card on Google Drive and link it with a QR code?
Yes. Download your card, upload it to Google Drive, set sharing to “Anyone with the link”, copy the link and paste it into the tool. To update the card later, upload a new version of the same file so the link stays the same.
What size is the card, and can I print it at home?
Choose 3.5 × 2 in (the US standard) or 85 × 55 mm (the European standard). Downloads are 300 DPI. The print sheet fits 10 cards on US Letter or A4 with crop marks; print at 100% scale.
What is bleed and do I need it?
Bleed is 3 mm of extra background that professional print shops trim off so no white edge shows. Turn it on only if your printer asks for it.
Why is my QR code hard to scan?
Contact codes get denser as you add more details. Remove optional lines, print the card at full size, or use a link instead — a link makes a much simpler code.