Your face is the QR code.
One photo, your name and contact details. You get a print-ready business card, and the photo stays on your phone.
It opens https://fiedoruk.pl
Front side for now — the contact side is next. Nothing is uploaded: it runs in your browser.
The portrait is in the code, not on it.
The photo isn't a sticker on top of the code. Code and portrait are made together, from the same black and white dots. A phone reads the code; a person sees the face.
Nothing here is drawn by AI. It's your photo, dot by dot.
A file for the print shop and a test page for home.
Send the PDF and instructions to the print shop, no explaining needed. Print the test page at home and check it with your phone before you order the cards.
| Front | your portrait and name in the code |
|---|---|
| Back | contact details: one scan |
| Format | 60 × 60 mm, matte 350 gsm |
| Tested | iPhone · Android · screen · paper |
| Price | free, no account |
Which photos work?
Face in the middle, even light, a calm background. Like a passport photo, only friendlier. Pictures from chat apps are usually too small.
What about my photo?
It stays on your phone. Everything happens in your browser; nothing gets uploaded.
Will it really scan?
On a decent print, yes: matte paper and a code no smaller than 5 cm. Both are in the print shop instructions.
Where did this come from?
I needed one myself. I made my own first and had 500 printed. Only then did I start on a version for everyone.