One scan saves your name, number, email and website straight to someone’s phone. Change jobs or numbers later and the same printed code shows the new details.
Name, phone, email, company, job title and website. Only a first or last name is required.
Pick colors, dot shapes and a frame, add your logo, then download a PNG or print-ready SVG.
The phone camera opens your contact card with an option to add it to their contacts. No app needed.
Most free vCard generators bake your details into the code itself. That works until anything changes.
New phone number, new title, new email? Edit the contact in your dashboard. Every business card and badge you’ve printed picks up the change.
A static vCard packs every field into the pattern, which makes a dense code that’s harder to scan when printed small. A QRfox code only holds a short link.
Scans by day, device and operating system — so you know whether the cards you handed out at that trade show got used. More on tracking.
Free-plan codes have no end date and keep working past the monthly scan limit. How that works.
Put the code on the back so people save you properly instead of typing your number wrong.
Let booth visitors add you in one scan, then check your scan count after the event.
Buyers save the agent’s contact from the yard sign. If the listing changes hands, update the card.
A QR code that opens a contact card (a .vcf file) on the phone that scans it, so the person can save your details to their contacts in one tap.
First and last name, phone number, email, company, job title and website. A street address and a contact photo aren’t supported yet.
Yes. Edit the contact in your QRfox dashboard and the printed code shows the new details on the next scan.
Yes. The free plan includes 5 codes of any type and 500 tracked scans a month, with a small QRfox mark on the code. Paid plans start at $9.99/mo and remove the branding.
No. The built-in camera on iPhone and Android phones reads it and offers to save the contact.
Free to start, editable forever.