Is your QR code generator really free to use?

Yes. The QR code generator on GoQRMaker.com is completely free. You can create as many QR codes as you want with no accounts, no trials, and no hidden limits.

Do the QR codes ever expire?

No. The QR codes you create here do not expire. As long as the link or information you encoded is still valid, the QR code will continue to work.

Can I use these QR codes for my business?

Yes. You can use the QR codes you generate for personal or business use, including menus, flyers, signs, packaging, Google reviews, and business cards.

Do you track how many times my QR code is scanned?

No. This is a simple, privacy-friendly QR code generator. We do not track individual scans or provide analytics for the QR codes you create.

Is it safe to create QR codes on GoQRMaker.com?

Yes. The site uses HTTPS, and the tool only takes the text or link you enter and turns it into a QR code image. We do not ask for passwords, payment details, or sensitive personal information.

Can I download and print the QR code?

Yes. After you generate a QR code, you can download the image and use it in your designs, on printed materials, or anywhere else you need it.

What types of things can I link to with a QR code?

You can link to websites, Google review pages, PDF files, WiFi login details, phone numbers, SMS messages, email addresses, and digital business cards using the different tools on GoQRMaker.com.

Digital Business Card QR Code Generator (Free)

Paper business cards get tossed, lost, or washed in somebody’s jeans. A digital business card lives on your phone and on the web. When you pair it with a QR code, people can save your info or open your profile in seconds.

This free digital business card QR code generator lets you do it both ways: you can link to an online profile (your website, Linktree, HiHello, etc.), or create a vCard QR code that saves your contact details straight into someone’s phone. No sign-up, no account, no paywall.

Generate Your Digital Business Card QR Code

Choose what you want your QR code to do, fill in the details, and download your ready-to-use image.

Everything is processed locally in your browser. Nothing is stored or sent to our servers.

QR Code Type Link to online digital card (URL) vCard contact QR (saves contact)

URL mode is best if you already have a digital card page. vCard mode is best if you just want people to save your contact info.

Digital Business Card URL

This could be a personal website, Linktree, About.me, HiHello, or any page that shows your info.

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What a Digital Business Card QR Code Actually Does

When someone scans your digital business card QR code, one of two things happens:

URL mode: Their browser opens your online profile or digital card page.
vCard mode: Their phone opens a “Save contact” screen with your info pre-filled.

Either way, your goal is the same: make it easy for people to remember who you are and how to reach you, without handing them a flimsy piece of paper they’re going to lose.

Where to Use Your Digital Business Card QR Code

Here are simple, practical places to put your QR code to work:

Printed business cards – Add the QR so people can save your contact in one scan.
Postcards and mailers – Great for local service businesses.
Flyers and brochures – Especially at events, conferences, and trade shows.
Slide decks – Put it on your last slide so people can save your info quickly.
Website About page – Some people prefer to scan and save instead of copying and pasting.
Email signature – Drop the QR image in the footer of important emails.

The point is to make it almost impossible for someone to walk away from you without a way to reach you again.

URL Mode vs. vCard Mode: Which Should You Use?

If you're not sure which mode to choose, here’s a simple way to decide:

Use URL Mode if:

You already have a digital business card page.
You want people to see more than just contact info (portfolio, services, links).
You might change your details often, and you’d rather update one page than reprint cards.

Use vCard Mode if:

You just want people to save your name, phone, email, and company.
You don’t have a website or online profile set up yet.
You meet a lot of people in person and want the fastest possible “Save contact” path.

Digital Business Card QR Best Practices

Test it on multiple phones. Always scan your QR code on both iPhone and Android.
Use a clean design. Dark QR on a light background is easiest to read.
Add a clear label. A simple line like "Scan to save my contact" or "Scan my digital card" works well.
Don’t make it tiny. If you’re printing on a card, leave enough space around the QR.
Keep your info accurate. Outdated phone numbers and emails kill opportunities.

Digital Business Card QR Code FAQ

Do I need an account to use this digital business card QR generator?

No. There’s no login and no account. You fill in your details, generate a QR code, and download the image. That’s it.

Is this really free?

Yes. You can create and download as many static QR codes as you want for your cards, flyers, and profiles at no cost.

Which mode works better for networking events?

For live events and conferences, vCard mode is usually best. People scan once, hit "Save," and your contact is in their phone. If you want them to also see your website, you can include your URL inside the vCard details.

Will every phone support vCard QR codes?

Most modern phones do, but behavior can vary a bit by device. This is why it’s important to test your QR code on a couple of phones before printing a big batch of cards.

Does this track how many people scan my card?

No. These are static QR codes. If you want tracking, the simplest option is to point your URL-mode QR to a page with analytics (like a special landing page). For most people, the win is just making sure your contact info doesn’t get lost.

Turn “Nice to Meet You” Into “Let’s Talk Soon”

A digital business card QR code doesn’t replace the conversation, it just makes it easier for people to remember you after the event, after the meeting, or after they clean out their wallet.

Use the generator at the top of this page to create your QR code, then:

Add it to your printed business cards.
Drop it into postcards or flyers you hand out.
Include it on your website and slides.

When you’re ready, you can also create other QR codes to support your business:

Google Review QR Code Generator – get more 5-star reviews with one scan.
PDF Menu QR Code Generator – perfect for restaurants, cafés, and bars.
Standard QR Code Generator – link to any page, promo, or file.

Start simple: pick URL or vCard mode, generate your QR code, and put it where the right people will actually see and scan it.