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A phone contact from a printed square

A paper card is easy to misplace; a static code on a badge or a flyer hands the details over faster. Name, number, and email land in the phone after the scan.

Fields worth encoding

Start with a name and a phone number. Add email, a site, and a company only if they matter. A small badge scans poorly once dozens of fields pack the matrix.

Two ways to carry a contact

On qr-free.online pick either type, fill the fields, and save PNG or SVG. The file is a snapshot: a new number means a new code. MeCard and vCard both hand over a contact.

Where the card earns its place

If the contact person rotates, a dynamic code on Badges, PDF proposals, service stickers, and fair booths suit a static card. QRcode Global is easier to keep current.