Contact QR Code,
one code to reach you.
How the Contact QR works
These used to be five separate tools that asked for the same number. Now the chip decides what the scan does and the detail is typed once. Call is selected to start with because it is what most people print.
Scan opens the dialler with your number ready. One tap and the phone rings.
A 10-digit number gets +91. Outside India, type the full number with its country code.
iHow to use this tool
- 1.The phone dials immediately after the scanner confirms the prompt. Ensure the number is correct before printing.
- 2.Best for emergency contact labels, hotel room service cards, and service counters.
- 3.For Privacy: consider using WhatsApp QR instead so your real number stays within WhatsApp.
Customize design
Paid plans can take the Q out of the middle and drop the qrsprint.com line.
Save a style (colors, dot and eye style, logo) and reuse it on any QR.
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Fill the form to generate a scannable code.
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Quick start
How to use this tool.
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Enter the phone number with country code.
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Generate the QR.
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Download as PNG or SVG.
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Print on a service card, hoarding, or shop window. One scan dials you.
One number, five things a scan can do
A printed phone number makes the customer read it, switch apps, and type ten digits without a mistake, often in bad light. A contact QR removes all of that. What it cannot do is decide for you whether the scan should ring your phone, open a message, start a WhatsApp chat, write an email, or drop you into the address book. That is the only real difference between the five options above, and it is now a row of chips instead of five pages you had to compare.
Where each one belongs
Call goes on signboards, hoardings and service vans, where somebody wants an answer now. Text suits delivery slips and anywhere a written record matters or data is unreliable. WhatsApp suits counters, menus and packaging, where the conversation continues with photos. Email suits warranty cards and B2B collateral. Save contact belongs on a visiting card, next to your name, so the card survives being put in a drawer.
When a fixed code is the wrong answer
Every option above encodes the detail into the pattern, so the code is correct for exactly as long as the detail is. If your number or your team is going to change, print a hosted card instead: the code points at a page you own, and you edit the page. For a shop that wants several things reachable from one code, a link page does the same job for links.
Related: Link QR · Hosted card · UPI QR
Contact QR code: frequently asked questions
- All three use the same phone number and differ only in what the phone does when someone scans. Call opens the dialler so the scan ends in a voice call. Text opens the SMS app, which works even with no data. WhatsApp opens a chat, which suits photos, follow-up later, and anyone who would rather not ring a stranger. Print the one your customers actually use, or make two codes and put them side by side.
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