QR codes on name badges
Badge conversations end with someone mistyping an email into a phone. A vCard code on the badge replaces the typing: one scan and your name, company and details land in their contacts exactly as you wrote them. People scan a badge from a hand's length at chest height, so 2cm works, printed on both sides because lanyard badges spend half the day flipped over.
Complete the content
Design your QR
Download your QR
Add your link above to download this code.
Static codes never expire. The link lives in the pattern, so there's nothing to switch off. No account needed.
For scan analytics and editable links, see plans.
Saved before the handshake ends
The scan writes your details into their contacts on the spot. No typing, no card to lose in a jacket pocket.
Both sides beat the flip
Lanyard badges rotate. The same code printed front and back keeps you scannable through the whole session.
Survives the print deadline
Badges print days early and titles change late. A dynamic vCard lets you correct a number or role after the print run, and the badge stays right.
Common questions
How small can the code go on a badge?+
2 x 2cm holds up at close range when the code carries a short link. A full static vCard packs in far more modules, so go dynamic for a badge-sized print.
What should the code open?+
A vCard that saves straight to contacts, or a hosted contact page with tap-to-call and your booth number during the event.
Can attendees scan it without an app?+
Yes. The phone camera reads the code and offers to save the contact or open the page. Nothing to install on either side.