vCard Generator
Create vCard (.vcf) files with a simple form. Add contact details and download or copy the vCard data instantly.
vCard Generator
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a vCard file?
The .vcf standard for contact cards that phones and email apps can open and import directly.
Which fields can I include?
Name, email, phone, company, address and more, mapped into the standard vCard properties.
How do I share the card?
Download the .vcf file or copy the raw data, then send it or import it into contacts on any device.
Is my contact data uploaded?
No. The form is processed entirely in your browser.
How do I import a vCard into my phone contacts?
Download the .vcf file, then open it — iOS and Android will automatically offer to add it to Contacts. On desktop, import it through Gmail (Contacts > Import) or Outlook (File > Open & Export > Import). The whole process takes less than 30 seconds.
What vCard version does the tool generate?
It generates vCard 3.0 format, which is supported by virtually every modern contact app, including iOS, Android, Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Contacts. Version 3.0 strikes the best balance: newer than 2.1 but more widely compatible than the 4.0 standard.
Can I add a photo or logo to my vCard?
Yes. Upload a JPG or PNG image and it gets embedded directly inside the .vcf file as a base64-encoded PHOTO property. Keep images under 100 KB so the file stays small and loads quickly when shared. The picture appears automatically in the recipient's contacts app.
Can I put the vCard data into a QR code?
Yes. Copy the generated vCard text and paste it into any QR code generator — scannable codes can hold up to about 3 KB of data, which fits a typical contact card. Scanning the QR code prompts the phone to save the contact instantly, no file transfer needed.
References & Resources
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RFC 6350 - vCard Format 4.0 (IETF)
The IETF standard defining the vCard 4.0 contact file format.
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vCard - Wikipedia
Overview of the vCard format and compatibility across address books.