Fill in your details to get a QR code that saves your contact on any phone that scans it. Print it on a card, a slide or a name badge, or download it as a vCard file.
Updated October 2026
Fill in your details to get a QR code that saves your contact on any phone that scans it. Print it on a card, a slide or a name badge, or download it as a vCard file.
Updated October 2026
QR code with your contact details
That’s more than a QR code can hold. Shorten a field, such as the website or job title.
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Point an iPhone or Android camera at the code: it offers to add the contact. Test it before you print.
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The QR code contains a vCard, the standard contact format that iPhone, Android, Outlook and Google Contacts all understand. When someone scans it with the camera, their phone shows your details and a button to save them. No app and no internet connection are needed to read it.
The business card scanner in Starrise Contacts Pro turns a printed card into a contact: point the camera, check the details, save. Then add a note about where you met, so you remember them next time. See how to scan a business card on iPhone.
Enter your name, phone number, email and any other details above. The QR code updates as you type; download it as PNG, SVG or vCard.
No. Your details are inside the code itself, not behind a link, so it works forever and without an internet connection. To change a detail, make a new code.
Yes. Open the Camera app and point it at the code; a banner offers to open the contact, and you can save it to Contacts.
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Starrise Contacts works on the contacts already on your iPhone, iPad and Mac. No account, nothing to import. Free to download, with an optional Pro subscription.
Free on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Pro costs $0.99 per month or $5.99 per year in the US.
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