Use case: Digital business cards
Business card QR codes: save the contact, stop typing it in
Exchanging cards breaks down at the typing: a phone number with one digit missing or an email suffix misread loses the lead for good. A QR code compresses that step into a single scan.
Code types that suit Digital business cards
Type names and descriptions come straight from the platform’s type list — no second set of wording here.
Profile page
A page with an avatar and every way to reach you
View in the type indexvCard
Save contact details by scanning
View in the type indexEmail
Pre-fill the recipient and subject when scanned
View in the type indexPhone call
Scanning dials the number directly
View in the type index
How to use and place it
How to print for Digital business cards, where the code goes and what to change later, one point at a time.
- Static cards and dynamic profile pages each have a trade-off
- Use a static vCard code to write the contact straight into the phone’s address book; use a profile page to show a page of information after the scan and still change it later.
- Print it on both the card and the badge
- A worn badge is often scanned more than a paper card, especially at alumni events and trade shows where you introduce yourself over and over.
- Change the code, not the print run, when the role changes
- A profile page is a dynamic code: a promotion or a new number is one edit, and neither the card template nor the print batch has to be redone.
Make a Digital business cards QR code now
Sign up to pick a type, fill in the content and adjust the appearance, then export PNG, SVG, JPG or PDF; a dynamic code can also change its destination and report scan analytics.