Free vCard Generator
A vCard is the .vcf file phones use to save a contact. Fill this in, download the file, and anyone who opens it gets you in their address book in one tap.
A .vcf file is a snapshot. Change jobs and every copy you ever sent is wrong, with no way to fix it. A HeyCard card is a link instead, so when you update your details everyone who has it sees the new version. See the difference.
Common questions
What is a .vcf file?
It is the standard format for a contact, understood by iPhone, Android, Outlook, Gmail and essentially every address book. Opening one offers to save the person to your contacts.
How do I share it?
Email it, put it in a chat, or host it somewhere and link to it. On a phone, opening the file goes straight to the save-contact screen.
Does my information go anywhere?
No. The file is built in your browser and downloaded straight to your device. Nothing you type is sent to us.
Can I put a photo in it?
Not with this tool. Photos have to be embedded as encoded data, which makes the file large and awkward to send. The HeyCard app handles photos properly.
Why does my contact look wrong on Android?
Usually a formatting difference between vCard versions. This tool writes vCard 3.0, which is the most widely supported.
A contact card that stays current
Free to start on iPhone and Android.