A card built for scanning
A QR business card is a personal web page with your name, role, phone numbers, email, links, photo, and an optional vCard download.
Bit.City QR
A QR business card you can update after printing
Put your useful contact details on one mobile-friendly page. Its QR code keeps pointing to the same address while you update the card behind it.
What you get
Flexible after print
Correct a number or replace a link on the existing card instead of discarding every badge, leaflet, or card carrying its QR code.
Useful details in one place
Share the channels that suit your work, from a direct call and email to a website, messenger, or social profile.
How it works
- Sign in with the existing Bit.City flow.
- Create a card and add the details you want to share.
- Download its QR code and place it where people can scan it.
- The visitor opens the page and chooses how to connect.
- Edit the same card whenever your information changes.
Ways to use it
Networking
Show the code on your phone when exchanging details in person.
Badges and slides
Connect your visible name and role with a useful contact page.
Printed materials
Give brochures and packaging a route to current information.
Frequently asked questions
Does the visitor need an app?
No. The card opens in a regular web browser.
Can I edit a card after printing?
Yes. Editing the same card does not change its public address or QR code.
What can the card contain?
Names, role, company, description, photo, phone numbers, email addresses, and web links.
Can someone save the contact?
The public card can provide a vCard file for contact apps that support the format.
Where can I use the QR code?
It can be shown on a phone or printed with suitable size and contrast on badges, cards, and other materials.
Explore related guides
Create your digital business card
Add current contact details, get a QR code, and share your page wherever it is useful.
Create a card