A QR code is the fastest way to hand over your card without any hardware. Point a phone camera at it, tap the link that appears, and your card opens.
Your card's QR code
Open your card and tap Show QR Code. A code appears that points to your card's address. Let the other person scan it straight from your screen — no typing, no searching.
Because the code contains your card's link, it never needs to change. If you later edit your details, the code still opens the latest version.
Where to use it
- Print it on a poster, flyer, invoice or shop window
- Add it to a presentation slide or email signature
- Show it on your phone at events and meetings
- Put it on packaging, menus or brochures so customers can reach you
Take a screenshot of the code on your card to save the image for printing.
Tips for reliable scanning
- Keep the code large enough to scan comfortably, around 3 cm across for print
- Leave a blank margin around it
- Use dark code on a light background
- Test it with your own phone before you print a large batch
QR and NFC together
Many people use both: a QR code for print and screens, and an NFC card for a quick tap. Both open the same live card. Read NFC vs QR code business cards to choose.
For a step-by-step guide, see share your card with a QR code.
Frequently asked questions
Does the QR code expire?
No. It contains your card's address, which stays the same.
Can I scan a QR code without an app?
Most modern phone cameras read QR codes directly. If yours does not, a free QR scanner app will.
Is the QR code free?
Yes. Every card, including the free plan, has one.
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