How to share your card with a QR code
Generate, download, display, and test your QR code so anyone can tap in.
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Where to find your QR code
Open your published card and click 'Share'. The QR panel shows your auto-generated code.
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How to download QR code
Choose PNG for slides, email signatures, and screens. Choose SVG for print.
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How to display QR at events
Use signs, table tents, badges, and slide decks. Print at least 1 inch wide so phones can scan from arm's length.
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How prospects scan your QR
Most modern phones scan from the camera app — no QR app required. Visitors land on your live card and can save your contact in one tap.
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How to test your QR code
Always scan the printed/exported version with two different phones before distributing.
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Best practices for print and digital use
Dark code on a light background. Avoid glossy laminates that cause glare. Keep at least 0.25 inch quiet space around the code.
Helpful tips
- Print at minimum 1 inch wide so phones can scan from arm's length.
- Always test the printed version before mass distribution.
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Fix: My QR code is not scanning
Most scan failures are about contrast, size, or a stale link.
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