One tap and you’re in their phone.
Fill in your details, download a contact card any phone saves in one tap, and share the QR for people to scan. Free, no account.
Questions, answered
Is this contact card maker really free?
Yes. Building your card, downloading the .vcf file, and using the QR code are all free, no account, no trial, no paywall. Anonymous cards include a small 'Made with RaveRep' note line inside the card; create a free account and your card comes out clean, without the note.
Does my contact info get uploaded to a server?
No. The vCard file and the QR code are both generated entirely in your browser, on your own device, your name, phone number, and email are never sent anywhere. That's worth pausing on: most 'digital business card' services store your details (and often the details of everyone who saves your card) on their servers. This tool structurally can't, because nothing leaves your machine.
Will the card work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. The download is a standard vCard (.vcf), the universal contact format both iOS and Android have understood for years. Opening the file pops the native 'add contact' screen with everything pre-filled, and scanning the QR code with any modern camera app does the same thing without the file. No app to install on either end.
What's the difference between the .vcf file and the QR code?
They're the same card, delivered two ways. The .vcf file is for sending, attach it to an email or text and the recipient taps to save. The QR code is for in-person moments, someone points their camera at your screen or a printed card, and your details land in their phone. Both encode the same information, so keep whichever fits the situation, or both.