Free realtor digital business card maker: vCard and QR code

Type your name, brokerage and phone. Download a save-to-contacts vCard (.vcf) and a QR code (SVG for print, PNG for social and email) in under a minute. Free, no signup, no email.

Private by design. This page runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to PadLeaders or anyone else, and nothing is saved. Close the tab and it is gone.

Your QR code shows here as you type.

Your name
Your brokerage

Brokerage name: most states require your brokerage firm's name in agent advertising, and a business card counts. Colorado's rules require it too. Use the name exactly as it is licensed and follow your broker's marketing policy.

How to

How to make your realtor digital business card

Fill in your details. Name, brokerage (as licensed), title, mobile phone, email and your website or Pad Page link.
Pick what the QR code opens. "My website" makes a small, easy-to-scan code you never have to reprint. "My contact card" puts the whole vCard inside the code, so it works with no internet.
Download the files. The .vcf is your contact card: text it, email it or link to it. The SVG QR code is for print (cards, sign riders, flyers). The PNG is for social posts, email signatures and slides.
Test before you print. Scan the QR code with two phones (an iPhone and an Android) and open the .vcf on both. Print the code at least about 2 cm (0.8 in) wide, dark on a light background.
Put it everywhere you meet people. Paper business card, open house sign-in, sign rider, listing flyer, email signature and your social profiles.

Want the full setup, with tracking links so you know which sign or flyer sent each scan? Read how to make a realtor QR code and vCard.

Next step

Want a full digital business card that also catches leads?

A vCard and a QR code save your contact. A Pad Page is a digital business card for real estate agents that also works as your link in bio: one link with your save-to-contacts button, QR code, reviews linked to the source, a license check, home value and tour request forms, and a spot in the verified PadLeaders directory.

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Questions

Digital business card maker questions

Is this digital business card maker really free?

Yes. There is no signup, no email and no trial. Type your details, download the vCard and QR code, and use them anywhere. They are yours to keep.

Does PadLeaders see or save what I type?

No. Everything runs in your browser. The page has no form that sends your details anywhere, and nothing is saved on our server. Close the tab and it is gone.

What is a vCard (.vcf) file?

A vCard is the standard contact file that iPhone, Android, Outlook and Gmail read. When a client opens your .vcf file, their phone offers to save your name, brokerage, title, phone, email and website as a new contact.

Should my QR code open my website or my contact card?

Your website (or Pad Page) is the safer choice for print: the QR code stays small and easy to scan, and you can update the page later without reprinting. A contact-card QR code saves you to the phone with no internet needed, but it is denser and cannot be changed once printed.

Do I have to put my brokerage name on my digital business card?

In most states, yes. Real estate advertising rules generally require the brokerage firm's name, and Colorado's rules require it too. Use your brokerage's name exactly as it is licensed, and check your broker's marketing policy.

Will my photo show up in the contact?

Some contact apps load a photo from the link in the vCard and many ignore it. If the photo does not show, the client can still save the contact, and you can add your photo to your own card in your phone.

What does this tool not do?

It does not track scans, catch leads or show reviews. For that, a Pad Page is a full digital business card for real estate agents: one link with your vCard, QR code, reviews, license check and lead forms.

Keep reading

The vCard follows the vCard 3.0 format (IETF RFC 2426), which iPhone, Android, Outlook and Gmail read. QR codes are made in your browser with the open-source qrcode-generator library (MIT license). PadLeaders makes the Pad Page; this tool is free whether or not you buy anything.