How to use the NFC Business Card Generator
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Pick a design: theme, layout, button style, accent colour and the language of your card (Arabic, French or English).
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Fill in your profile, contact details, location and social media usernames — the phone preview updates live.
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Copy your card link, download its QR code, or press “Write to NFC tag” on an Android phone with Chrome.
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Tap the tag with any phone to test it. To change your card later, paste the link back into this tool, edit and write it again.
Features & benefits
10 professional themes
Gradients, dark luxury, minimal and colourful styles, plus 3 layouts, 3 button shapes and a custom accent colour.
One-tap actions
Call, WhatsApp, email, Google Maps and a “Save contact” button that adds you to the phone’s address book (vCard).
12 social networks
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, Snapchat, X, Telegram and more — just type your username.
No account, no subscription
The card lives inside its link, so it is free forever and nothing is stored on our servers.
How NFC business cards work
An NFC tag is a tiny chip that stores a short piece of data — here, the link to your digital card. Modern iPhones and Android phones read NFC tags automatically when the screen is unlocked: the visitor taps the card on the top or back of their phone and a notification opens your page. No app is needed to read the card.
This generator stores your whole card inside the link, compressed. That means there is no account to manage and no monthly fee, but it also means the link changes when you edit the card, so the tag must be rewritten. A basic card with a few contact details fits on an inexpensive NTAG213 tag; a full card with social media and links needs an NTAG215 or NTAG216. The tool tells you the exact size.
Tip for businesses: print the same link as a QR code on the back of the card for people whose phones don’t support NFC, and lock the tag with the NFC Tools app once it is final, so nobody can overwrite it.
Frequently asked questions
Which NFC tags should I buy?
NTAG215 or NTAG216 stickers or cards work for almost every card. NTAG213 is enough for a simple card with a name and phone number. The tool shows the size of your link and the smallest tag that fits.
Do iPhones read NFC cards?
Yes. iPhone XS and newer read NFC tags in the background. To write a tag from an iPhone, use a free app such as NFC Tools and paste your card link.
Can I edit my card after writing it?
Yes: paste your card link into the “Edit an existing card” section, make your changes and write the new link to the tag (unless the tag is locked).
Where is my data stored?
Inside the link itself, after the # sign, which browsers never send to the server. We don’t keep a copy of your card.