Free tools
Business card with QR code
Enter your name, role and contact details: the QR code holds your vCard, so anyone who scans it with a phone saves the contact in one tap. Download a PDF with ten cards to print and cut, or a single card for the print shop. No account needed, and your data never leaves the browser.
- QR with a vCard 3.0, read by iPhone and Android cameras
- A4 PDF with 10 cards of 85 × 55 mm and crop marks
- Single card as a vector PDF, ready for the print shop
- .vcf file for Outlook, Gmail and Apple Contacts
- QR code as PNG or SVG, for your website, email signature or shop window
- Company, address and logo shared with the other tools
How to make a QR business card in three steps
- 1
Enter your details
Name, role, phone, email and website. Company, address and logo come from the QR invoice if you have already used it.
- 2
Check the preview
The card updates as you type: try scanning the QR with your phone.
- 3
Download and print
Print the A4 PDF at 100 % and cut along the marks, or send the single card to a print shop.
Your data stays yours
The card is created in your browser. The page sends no data to any server, not even to Lema: its security policy (CSP) prevents it. With the Data button you can download a backup of all tools, load it on another computer or delete everything.
Frequently asked questions
What is a vCard? +
It is the standard contact format (.vcf file): name, company, phone numbers, email, website and address. Phones, Outlook and Gmail import it directly.
Does the QR work offline? +
Yes. The code contains the contact details, not a link: no external service, no expiry, no tracking.
How do I print the cards? +
Choose “A4, 10 cards”, print at 100 % (no fit to page) on 250–300 gsm paper and cut along the marks. For a print shop choose “Card 85 × 55”.
Can I use just the QR code? +
Yes: download it as PNG for documents and social media, or as SVG for design work and large prints.
Why is the QR so dense? +
The more details you add, the denser the code. If it is hard to scan, remove the less important fields, such as the address.
The tool is provided as is: always test the QR with a phone before printing.