QR Code Business Card
Generate a scannable QR business card. When colleagues scan it, your contact details are instantly saved to their phone. No app needed.
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PNG, 800 x 450 pixels · Scan it from the screen before you print
How to Make a Scannable Business Card That Works
A scannable business card has a QR code that holds your contact details. Point a phone camera at it and the phone offers to save you as a new contact. No app, and no web page in between. Three steps make it scan the first time.
1. Type only what people need
Every detail you add puts more small squares in the code, and a busy code is harder to scan when it is printed small. Name, phone and email are often enough. Leave a field empty and it is left out of the code.
2. Scan it before you print
Download the card, open it on a computer screen and scan it with your phone camera. Check that your name, phone and email come out right on the new contact.
3. Test one printed card
The card is 800 x 450 pixels, close to the shape of a standard business card. Print one copy at real size and scan it with two different phones before you order a full box.
What the code holds, and what goes with it
- In the code: your name and letters after it, job title, company, email, phone, website, location and your field. Your photo is only on the card, not in the code. To change a detail later, make a new card.
- Same details elsewhere: put them under your emails with the Email Signature Generator, or on a name badge with the Conference Badge Maker.
- The photo on the card: check yours with the Headshot Analyzer, try one free AI headshot, or get business headshots from a selfie: 5 photos for $4.99, paid once.
Frequently Asked Questions
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