What vCard means
vCard is a common contact-file format that can carry supported fields such as a name, organization, role, phones, email, address, and website.
Bit.City QR
A vCard QR code for saving contact details
The QR code opens a digital card where a visitor can review your information before downloading a vCard. You keep the page current while they stay in control of saving.
What you get
Review before saving
A visitor sees the public page first and decides whether to download the contact file on their device.
Android and iPhone
Common contact apps usually recognize vCard, although the exact screens and behaviour depend on the device, browser, and settings.
How it works
- Complete the supported fields on your card.
- Use its public page, QR code, and vCard action.
- The visitor scans and reviews your details.
- Their compatible contact app handles the downloaded file.
- Future downloads reflect updates saved to the card.
Ways to use it
Conferences
Reduce errors from manually typing a new contact.
Service professionals
Share a named work contact that clients can recognize later.
Long-lived print
Point the QR to an editable page rather than embedding permanent text.
Frequently asked questions
Does scanning save a contact automatically?
No. The visitor chooses the vCard action and confirms what happens in their own contact app.
How does this differ from a static contact QR?
A static code contains fixed data; this QR opens an editable page whose vCard uses current fields.
Does it work on every phone?
No universal result can be guaranteed because browsers, operating systems, and contact apps vary.
Which details go into the file?
Supported fields that you completed, including identity, organization, phone, email, address, and links.
Can visitors review details first?
Yes. They see the public card before choosing the separate vCard download.
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