Use case · Business card
Two options: a vCard QR that saves your details straight to the scanner's phone, or a dynamic link QR that opens your website, LinkedIn, or a mini-landing page.
Why dynamic?
Jobs change. Phone numbers change. A dynamic link QR means you never have to reprint a stack of cards because your title moved from 'Head of Design' to 'VP, Design'.
vCard saves your contact card directly (works offline after scan). Link opens a page — better if you want analytics, a photo, links to LinkedIn/Calendly, or the ability to change details later.
In QR Lift pick 'vCard'. Add name, title, company, phone, email, and website. We generate a scannable QR that opens the phone's 'Add contact' sheet.
Pick 'Link / URL' and paste your LinkedIn, personal site, or a landing page. Choose dynamic so you can repoint later.
Set foreground to your brand color, background to your card color (or transparent). Add a small logo in the center.
SVG keeps edges crisp on high-quality print. 1.5 cm × 1.5 cm is the smallest reliable size for glossy card stock.
A QR that encodes contact info in the standard vCard format. Scan it and the phone offers to save the contact directly — no app, no signup.
vCard if you want the contact saved instantly and offline. Link if you want analytics, the ability to update, or a richer page (photo, bio, booking link).
Yes. Some people put a vCard QR on the back and a link QR on the front — belt and braces.
1.5 cm × 1.5 cm on standard card stock. Smaller works with high-quality printing but risks failed scans on cheaper stock.
Free plan includes 3 dynamic QR codes. No credit card required.
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