DigiCard Pro
Free QR code generator
Enter your contact details and download the finished QR code as an image. Anyone who scans it saves your contact with one tap. You won't need an account or a sign-up.
The QR code updates instantly from your contact details.
Enter contact details
Your QR code will appear here.
Three steps
The generator runs right here in your browser window. You enter what should go into the code, then download the result. No account needed.
Name, company, phone and email are enough to start. Address, website and LinkedIn are optional. The fewer fields you fill, the coarser the pattern gets, and the easier a camera reads it.
The preview shows your QR code as you type. Scan it once with your own phone before moving on. That's how you catch a typo in your phone number straight away.
Use the SVG file for print, because it stays sharp at any size. PNG is fine for screens and email. Then place the code wherever the person in front of you will see it.
About this tool
A QR code business card is a QR code with your contact details inside it. Anyone who scans it with a phone camera gets your name, number and email as a ready-made contact, and saves it with one tap. No typing, so no transposed digits.
The data sits in the code itself, not on a server. That means the scan works without internet, which matters in a trade-show hall on a congested network. There's no redirect for anyone to count, and the code doesn't expire.
Read more about QR code business cards in our blog article.Print the code on your card. The other person scans it and saves your details, instead of typing them off the paper later.
A code below your signature turns every email into a chance to save your contact. Handy when the other person is reading on a phone.
Put the code on your closing slide. The audience scans it off the screen without having to write your name down.
An honest comparison
For plenty of situations the code from this page does the job. But it has a limit, and you should know it before you order printed cards.
Put simply: the free code is a file you maintain. The digital business card travels with you, and as an Editable Card it updates itself.
Yes. You create the QR code and download it as a PNG or SVG without paying and without signing up. The digital business card for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet is separate: a paid product, for a one-time payment and no subscription.
No. On current iPhones and Android phones the normal camera recognises QR codes on its own. The other person opens the camera, points it at the code and taps the prompt. Nothing to install.
Yes. Your contact details sit inside the pattern of the code itself, not on a server. So the scan needs no connection. That's exactly what helps at trade shows, where the mobile network is often congested.
Not in this image file. The code is a fixed pattern. If your number changes, generate a new code here and replace the old one everywhere. To avoid that, use the Editable Card in your wallet instead.
Use the SVG file. It's built from curves rather than pixels, so it stays sharp at any size, including on a business card. PNG suits screens, email signatures and slides.
Two centimetres along each edge has proven a reliable minimum in practice, with some white space around it. Print one test copy before the full run and scan it yourself. Five minutes there saves you a wasted order.
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser, and what you type never leaves your device. We don't see it, and nothing is stored. Close the tab and the form is empty again.
The digital business card lives in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. You open the pass, your QR code appears, and the other person scans it with their camera. One-time payment, no subscription, no app.