Digital Business Card for iPhone
Share your contact details from your iPhone using a QR code, AirDrop, or NameDrop. The QR method works across iPhone and Android — no app download for the recipient.
iPhone contact sharing methods compared
Step-by-step: share your contact from iPhone
Option 1 — vCard QR code (recommended for print): Generate your vCard QR above, fill in your details, and download as SVG. Add it to the back of your business card. Anyone — iPhone or Android — scans with their camera and taps "Add to Contacts." Works in person, by email, or on any printed material.
Option 2 — NameDrop (iPhone 15+ / iOS 17): Hold your iPhone near another iPhone (top-to-top proximity). A sharing prompt appears on both screens. Both users choose what to share. Fast and elegant, but iPhone-only and requires iOS 17. Disabled by default if the other phone has "Bring iPhone Near" turned off in Settings → General → AirDrop.
Option 3 — AirDrop: Open the Contacts app → find your own contact → tap Share → choose AirDrop. The recipient gets a .vcf file and taps "Add to Contacts." Works on all iPhones, but requires both people to be nearby and have AirDrop visibility enabled.
Pro tip: save your QR code to iPhone Photos
After generating and downloading your vCard QR code, save it to your iPhone's Photos app. When you meet someone, open Photos, find the QR image, and hold it up for them to scan. No printing needed for impromptu exchanges. You get the universal compatibility of QR without carrying physical cards.