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Type your details, choose a style, download. No complicated setup or waiting.
✳ FREE ONLINE QR TOOL
Share contact details. Without typing.
Make a scan-to-save contact card for networking and business.
WHY QR COVE
Professional QR codes.
Free for everyone.
Private by design
We generate codes in your browser. QR contents don't need to go to an app server.
Sharp downloads
Get high-resolution PNG, scalable SVG, and printable PDF—all for free.
Any device
Use a phone, tablet, or laptop. No app install or membership required.
THREE SIMPLE STEPS
From idea to QR code.
In less than a minute.
Choose what to share
Add a website, Wi-Fi, contact, message, phone number, or email address.
Make it your own
Choose your colors and an optional small logo. Preview updates as you type.
Download and share
Save high-resolution PNG, vector SVG or printable PDF. Test before printing.
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions.
What is a vCard QR code?
It is a QR code that contains contact details formatted as a digital business card.
Do scanners automatically save the contact?
Usually the device shows contact details and offers to add them. The user chooses whether to save.
Do you store my contact information?
No. Information entered into QR Cove remains in your browser for generation.
OUR PRIVACY PROMISE
Your content stays yours.
Our QR generator does its work on your device. QR contents and uploaded center logos are not transmitted to our application server. The website host may process basic technical request logs. Future advertising services may collect data according to their own privacy rules; we'll update this policy before activating advertisements.
A vCard QR code embeds your contact details so people can add your information to a phone contact app. QR Cove generates a standard vCard 3.0 payload locally and offers high-resolution exports. Add a QR code to name badges, business cards, conference flyers, and email signatures.
Getting contact cards right
A vCard QR code is useful when you want people to save a contact without retyping a name, phone number, email, and organization. Add only details you are comfortable distributing, because anyone with the QR image can read its contents. Phones may show a contact preview and ask for confirmation rather than saving automatically. The receiving contacts app determines which optional fields it supports. Test the QR on the phones most likely to be used at your event.
Business cards and conference badges
Use a high-contrast code with enough space around its edges. For a business card, a simpler short contact often produces a less dense image than a complete profile. Verify phone numbers in international format where possible. If your details change, your existing printed static card will still contain the old information, so generate a new code for your next batch of cards.