Structured contact data
First name, last name, organization, phone, email and website.
Package the essential contact fields into a vCard QR so a scanner can recognize structured contact information. Download the 2D QR or continue into a physical plaque, stand or other 3D object.
The current generator runs in your browser. ScanSafe provides guidance, not a guarantee that every physical print will scan.
First name, last name, organization, phone, email and website.
The payload is generated as vCard data rather than a plain block of text.
Download a PNG or continue into printable QR geometry.
A vCard QR can make contact capture fast, but every encoded field can be read by anyone who scans the code.
Prefer business contact information that you expect to remain valid for the life of the printed object.
Leave out data that is not needed for the contact handoff.
Scan with more than one phone when possible and confirm the fields land in the expected contact slots.
Static vCard QR codes do not update themselves when a phone number, email or website changes.
The vCard mode creates a vCard 3.0 payload containing the fields you provide. This is more useful than placing a phone number and email into generic text because QR scanners can recognize the payload as contact information.
A vCard QR can be placed on a desk sign, reception plaque, booth display or personal object. The 3D workflow lets you move from the same contact payload into printable geometry without rebuilding the QR.
The QR contains the contact fields you enter. Before publishing or printing the code, review the data you are comfortable making available to anyone who can scan the object.
The current vCard mode supports first name, last name, organization, phone, email and website.
Yes. First name is required by the current form, while organization, phone, email and website can be omitted.
Yes. After creating the vCard payload you can select any compatible object template in the 3D builder.