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A digital business card builder that runs entirely in the browser — fill in contact details, pick a style, and get a real vCard file or a scannable QR code, with nothing uploaded to a server.
Six built-in styles — from a clean minimal light theme to a bold dark one, plus a Facebook-style layout — cover most use cases without needing design software, and the card's colors can be overridden individually if the defaults don't match a brand or personal preference. A profile photo (and cover photo, for the Facebook and Creative styles) uploads and compresses automatically, keeping file sizes reasonable without manual editing.
The finished card exports as a standard vCard 3.0 (.vcf) file, which most contacts apps can import, or as a QR code that a phone camera can scan to save the contact, no app or file transfer needed. Core fields (name, phone, email, photo, company) are standard vCard fields that most contacts apps import; social profile links are included too, though not every app recognizes that specific field the same way. The QR code carries the name, title, company, phone, email and website; the photo and social profiles are only in the .vcf file.
Your design is saved automatically in this browser (nothing is uploaded), so closing the tab and coming back later picks up where the card was left off — no account, no save button. If the browser blocks or runs out of storage, the page says so, and Clear & Reset can be undone for a few seconds.
No. The card, photos, and QR code are all generated and processed entirely in the browser — nothing is sent to a server.
Yes — it encodes a standard vCard payload that most phone cameras and QR scanner apps recognize automatically, prompting an option to save the contact.
Core fields — name, phone, email, photo, and company — are standard vCard fields that most contacts apps import. Social media links are included in the file as well, though recognition of those specific fields varies by app.
Yes, each style's background, text, and accent colors can be overridden individually, with a one-click reset back to that style's defaults.