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QR Codes for Business Cards

Adding a QR code to a business card bridges paper and phone: a quick scan can save your full contact details as a vCard, open your portfolio, or jump to a booking page. Choose what the code should do, brand it with your colors and logo, and export a print-ready SVG that stays crisp at business-card size. It is free, with no account and no watermark.

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How to add a QR code to a business card

1

Choose the destination

Save-my-contact (vCard) or a link to your site, portfolio, or booking page.

2

Brand and size it

Match your card's colors, add your logo, and keep the code at least 2 cm wide.

3

Download SVG for print

Hand the vector file to your printer so the code stays sharp.

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QR Codes for Business Cards FAQ

What should the QR code on a business card link to?
Most people use a vCard (save contact) or a link to a portfolio, LinkedIn, or booking page. Pick whichever drives your goal.
How small can the code be?
Keep it about 2 cm (0.8 in) or larger with a clear quiet zone around it so phone cameras lock on.
Is it free to use on printed cards?
Yes. There is no license fee, watermark, or expiry — download the SVG and print.

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