The free digital business card maker on Yesodi turns your contact details into a card you can share with a tap, a link, or a QR code. It replaces paper cards with a page that holds your name, role, phone, email, website, and social links, and it can be saved to a phone as a vCard contact in one step.
Enter your name, job title, company, and the ways people can reach you: phone, email, website, and social or messaging links. Add a photo or logo and pick a brand color. The tool builds a single card page from those details. Share the page by sending its link, showing its QR code, or tapping phones together where supported. Anyone who opens the card can save your details straight to their contacts, because the card also produces a standard vCard file that most phones and email apps recognize.
A paper card is printed once and cannot change. A digital business card is edited in seconds, so a new phone number or job title is corrected everywhere the link points. One card carries more than a paper card can fit, including a website, several social profiles, a booking link, and a map location. It also costs nothing to reprint and produces no waste. Because the card lives at a web link, it can be added to an email signature, a chat profile, or a phone lock screen, and it works the same on any device without an app.
The maker covers the parts most people need on a card. Contact fields include phone, email, website, and address. Link fields cover social profiles, messaging apps, and a personal or company site. A photo or logo and a brand color set the look. Sharing options include a direct link, a QR code that opens the card when scanned, and a vCard download that adds the contact to a phone in one tap. The card page is readable on phones and desktops and does not require the viewer to install anything.
A digital business card suits anyone who meets people and wants to be reached later. Freelancers and consultants share one link across email, invoices, and proposals. Salespeople and event attendees show a QR code instead of carrying a stack of cards. Tradespeople and shop owners put the card in a message reply so a customer can save the number and directions at once. Job seekers attach the link to applications so a recruiter has every profile in one place. Teams can give each member a card with the same brand color and logo.
Keep the fields to what people actually use, usually a phone, an email, a website, and one or two social links, so the card stays easy to scan. Use a clear headshot or a clean logo rather than a busy image. Set a brand color that matches the rest of your work so the card looks consistent. Print the QR code on a poster, a receipt, or a shop window so people can save your details without typing. Update the card whenever a detail changes, since the link stays the same and every saved copy points back to it.
Is the digital business card maker free?
Yes. Creating and sharing a digital business card on Yesodi is free.
Do I need an account?
You can build a card as a guest. A free Yesodi account lets you save the card, keep a shareable link, and edit the details later.
How do people save my card to their phone?
The card produces a standard vCard file. When someone opens your card link or scans its QR code, one tap adds your name, phone, email, and links to their contacts.
Can I use a QR code?
Yes. Every card comes with a QR code that opens the card page when scanned, which is useful at events, on printed material, or in a shop.
Can I change my details after sharing the card?
Yes. The card lives at a web link, so editing a phone number, title, or link updates the card for everyone who opens it. The link itself stays the same.