Sales and real estate
Hand over a card at a showing or a trade show and you are in the buyer's phone before they reach the car.
Digital business card
Paper cards get lost. Saved contacts do not. One scan opens your digital card, and one tap on Save contact puts you in their phone with your name spelled right.
Design and preview with no account. Downloads start with a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks until you cancel.
The code on your card opens a small contact page with your photo, name, job title and buttons to call, email or visit your website. At the bottom is Save contact. Tap it and the phone creates a new contact with every field filled in.
Your details live on that page, not inside the printed dots. When you change jobs, get a new number or move offices, you edit the card in your dashboard. Anyone who scans after that sees the new version. Contacts people already saved stay as they were, like any phone contact.
Hand over a card at a showing or a trade show and you are in the buyer's phone before they reach the car.
Add your portfolio or booking page next to your phone number, so one small card does the job of a website.
Print the code on the back of your badge. People scan it in the coffee line instead of trading cards.
The same code works on a screen. Put it on your last slide so the whole room can save your details.
Name, job title, company, phone numbers, emails, website and address. Add a photo if you want people to remember your face.
Match it to your card with your brand color and logo. A frame like "Save my contact" tells people what the code does.
Download SVG, PDF or EPS so the code stays sharp, then place it on the front or the back of your card design.
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More in the printing guide.
About 0.8 inch is the smallest size that scans reliably on a card held at arm's length. Go bigger if you have the space.
SVG, PDF and EPS stay crisp at any size. A small PNG can look blurry once the printer scales it up.
Leave a blank border around the code as wide as four of its small squares. Card layouts often crop it, and that stops scans.
Gloss and metallic foil reflect light into the camera. Print the code in plain ink, even on a fancy card.
Check a printed proof with an iPhone and an Android phone before you order 500 cards.
Some generators write your details straight into the code as a vCard. That code is static: it cannot be changed or tracked, and with a full address and two phone numbers it gets so dense that it scans badly when printed small.
Ours holds only a short link, so the code stays simple and quick to scan, even at card size. Your details sit on the page it opens, where you can update them any time.
Dynamic codes, scan stats, your logo and frames, hosted pages and every file format are in every plan. Plans renew until you cancel.
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Read the help center or email [email protected].
At a conference, nobody wants to type your name and scroll past ten people who share it. A scan takes them to the right profile, so a good chat turns into a connection.
Turn a shop window, a flyer or a product box into new followers. One scan opens a page with your Instagram account at the top, and one tap takes people to your profile.
A dynamic QR code holds a short link instead of your final address. You decide where that link goes, and you can change your mind long after the code is printed.
Scanners get a clean page with the what, when and where, and one button that adds it to their calendar. If the time or venue changes, you edit the page, not the posters.
Design and preview with no account. Downloads start with a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks until you cancel.