Make an Electronic Business Card
An electronic business card is your contact details in a form a phone can actually use: tappable numbers, a one-tap email button, and a vCard file that saves you into someone's address book without any typing.
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What makes it electronic, not just a picture
Photographing a paper card or emailing a JPEG still leaves the other person retyping everything. An electronic card exposes each detail as an action: the phone number dials, the email opens a draft, the website opens, and Save Contact writes a vCard directly into the phone.
vCard is the standard format Apple Contacts, Google Contacts and Outlook all read, so it works the same regardless of what the other person uses.
Add your card to your email signature and your messaging profiles, and your contact details stop being something you have to send — they become something people can grab whenever they need them.
- Save Contact button generates a standard vCard
- Tap-to-call, tap-to-email and WhatsApp buttons
- Photo, job title, company and short bio
- One permanent link you can send anywhere
Frequently asked questions
What is a vCard?
It is the standard contact file format phones and email clients use. Your Save Contact button creates one with your name, title, phone, email and website.
Do I have to share my phone number?
No. Only the fields you fill in appear on the card, so you can share email and links only.
Can I change my details later?
Yes, and every link and QR code already shared will show the updated details.