A QR code with your face in it

A face against a plain, pale wall in even light works best.

Once the page has fully loaded, it works offline too. The app sends neither your photo nor your card details anywhere. We only count visits and clicks, without using cookies.

Drag the photo and set the zoom. The squares show where the code overwrites the image.

The shaded squares are the patterns a scanner needs — they overwrite the photo there no matter what. Place your face so it misses the middle square, and so the dashed line lands in your hair.

Arrow keys move the photo, plus and minus change the zoom.

Brightness and background look fine.

A web address, and the name that sits along the bottom of the card.

Below is the code itself. The name and icon are added on the card.

What we checked

The card is print-ready. The specs for the print shop are in the notes.

Status: no scan confirmation

The code passed our checks. The easiest way to confirm with a camera is the A4 test sheet.

If the file doesn't save, use the share button and choose Save to Files.