How to Make a Digital Business Card (vCard)

Share your contact details with a tap or a scan. Here's what a vCard is, why it beats paper, and how to make one people can save in one tap.

Paper business cards get lost, mistyped or thrown away. A vCard — a digital contact file — drops straight into someone's phone with every detail intact, no typing required.

What is a vCard?

A vCard (.vcf) is a standard contact file that every phone and email app understands. It holds your name, title, company, phone, email, website and address, so a recipient can save you as a contact in a single tap.

Why go digital

One tap to save — no manual typing, no transcription errors.
Always current — reshare an updated card any time.
Shareable anywhere — as a QR code on a slide or badge, or as a link in your email signature.

Put a QR code on your presentation's last slide or your name badge — anyone can scan it to save your details instantly.

Build yours in minutes

Our vCard builder lets you pick a clean template, add your photo, and download a .vcf file, share a link, or show a QR code for people to scan.

Try the tool

vCard Builder

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