One QR code. Your whole card.

Generate a QR code business card in seconds: anyone who scans it gets your full details and saves them in one tap. Print it, show it, wear it.

A QR code that does more than link

Instant scan-to-save

Your QR opens your live card with a 'Save contact' button — details land in their phone in seconds.

Branded, not generic

Pro plans put your logo and brand colour inside the QR itself, so even the code looks like you.

Print it anywhere

On the back of a paper card, a conference badge, a menu, your van or a slide — the QR always points to your latest details.

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Why QR codes fixed the business card

The QR code solved the last problem of networking: transferring details accurately in the moment. No spelling emails out loud, no "I'll text you". One scan, and your name, number, email, company and links are on their screen with a save button.

The trick is what the QR points to. A static QR that only opens a website wastes the moment. A QR code business card opens a profile designed for one action — saving you as a contact — and it keeps working forever, because the destination updates when your details change.

With CompanyCard, your QR comes attached to a full digital business card, wallet passes for offline sharing, and analytics that show you when and how often your code is scanned.

vCard QR vs. dynamic QR: which should you use?

Static vCard QRDynamic card QR (CompanyCard)
What's encodedYour details baked into the codeA short link to your live card
When details changeCode is permanently wrong — reprint everythingCard updates; every printed code stays correct
Code densityDense, harder to scan when smallSimple, scans fast even at small sizes
What the receiver seesA raw contact fileA branded card with photo, links and Save button
Scan analyticsNoneViews and saves tracked
Lead captureNoYes — their details flow back to you

Smart places to put your QR code

On minimal paper cards. The best hybrid: print just your name and the QR. The code carries everything else and never goes stale, so one print run lasts years.

On your lock screen and wallet pass. The fastest in-person share — no unlocking, no app hunting. Add your card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and it's two seconds from pocket to scanned.

On your conference badge and slides. End every talk with your QR on the final slide; a room full of phones becomes a list of saved contacts. Same for booth banners and table tents.

On your video-call background. A branded virtual background keeps your QR on screen through every meeting — people can scan it straight off the video tile.

In print and packaging. Invoices, brochures, product inserts, shop windows, vehicle wraps. Anywhere eyes land, your card can follow. Print at least 2×2 cm and test-scan before the full run.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a QR code business card for free?

Build your card in the CompanyCard builder — your QR code is generated automatically on the free plan, along with a short link you can share anywhere.

Does the QR code expire?

No. Your QR points to your permanent card link, and it keeps working — and staying current — for as long as your card exists.

Can I put the QR code on my printed business cards?

Yes, that's a popular combo: keep printing minimal paper cards with just your name and the QR — the code carries everything else and never goes stale.

Can I brand the QR code?

On Pro plans you can set the QR's colour and embed your logo, so the code itself matches your brand.

What is the difference between a vCard QR code and a dynamic QR code?

A vCard QR encodes your details directly into the code — dense, and impossible to update after printing. A dynamic QR points to a live card page: it stays visually simple, scans faster, and always shows your current details. CompanyCard uses the dynamic approach.

How do people scan my QR code?

They point their phone camera at it — both iPhone and Android recognise QR codes natively, no scanner app needed. Your card opens in their browser with a one-tap "Save contact" button.

Can I track how many people scanned my QR code?

Yes. Because your QR opens your live card, CompanyCard shows you views and saves — so you know which events and placements actually generate contacts.

What size should a printed QR code be?

At least 2×2 cm (0.8 inch) for business-card distance, and roughly 1:10 of the expected scanning distance for posters and banners. Always print a test and scan it before a full run.

Your next handshake is one scan away

Generate your QR code business card free — high-res download, wallet pass and live tracking included.