What to include
- Business name and logo.
- Address with a neighbourhood hint, and the phone number for orders or reservations.
- Website or ordering page, and Instagram.
- Opening hours on the back.
- For owners and managers: name and role, for suppliers and events.
Where the QR code earns its place
Use a vCard QR on cards so customers save your number and address (for maps). Separately, put a menu or ordering link QR on tables and windows — a different job, and a different code. Print table codes at least 3–5 cm. QR print sizes
Templates that suit
Kraft and Retro (Pro) feel warm and handmade; Pastel (free) suits bakeries and dessert shops; Bold (free) is easy to read at a glance. See all 32 templates
Cards for the whole practice or team
Upload a CSV of your team and get everyone's card, QR code, .vcf file and print PDF in one ZIP — same design for everyone, or a template column per person. Nothing is uploaded; the file is read in your browser. Team batch
Frequently asked questions
What should a restaurant business card include?
Name, logo, address, phone for orders or bookings, website and opening hours.
Should the QR code open the menu or save the contact?
On a business card, save the contact. On tables, link to the menu.
Can I put opening hours on the card?
Yes — in the tagline on the back.
Is it free?
Yes; Pro adds your logo, brand colors, premium templates and print files.
Contact files follow vCard 3.0 (RFC 2426); QR codes follow ISO/IEC 18004. Checked 2026-11-07.