vCard (.vcf) Generator
Fill in the form and a standards-compliant .vcf file is built for you. One click adds it to iOS / Android contacts, and the same text doubles as the payload for a business-card QR code.
How to Use
Name, phone, and email are basics; organization, title, website, address, and notes are optional. The .vcf preview updates as you type.
vCard 3.0 (most compatible, default) or 4.0 (newer). Stick with 3.0 unless you specifically need 4.0 fields.
Click 'Download .vcf' to save the file. On iOS, double-click → 'Add Contact'. On Android, use 'Import'. The plain text is also copyable.
FAQ
Should I pick vCard 3.0 or 4.0?
3.0 has the best support across iOS / Android contact apps. 4.0 added fields like GENDER and BIRTHPLACE but compatibility can be spotty. For everyday contacts, 3.0 is the safer pick.
Are non-ASCII names supported?
Yes. The file is UTF-8, so Korean, Japanese, Chinese, accented Latin all render correctly across iOS / Android / Gmail / Outlook.
Can I turn this into a QR code?
Yes — copy the vCard text and paste it into this site's 'QR Code Generator'. A phone camera scan will offer to save the contact directly.
Can the file hold multiple contacts?
This tool emits one contact per file. .vcf supports multiple BEGIN:VCARD…END:VCARD blocks, but for simplicity this tool only outputs a single contact.
Is anything sent to a server?
No. Generation runs entirely in your browser; your contact details never leave the page.
