What is v card?

vCard Information

vCard, also known as VCF (Virtual Contact File), is a standardized file format for storing contact information for a person or business. It is often used for electronic business cards. vCards can contain a variety of information, allowing for a comprehensive contact record.

Key elements often included in a vCard are:

• Name: Includes first name, last name, middle name, prefixes, suffixes, and formatted name.
• Address: Physical address information, including street address, city, postal code, and country.
• Phone Numbers: Multiple phone numbers can be stored, each with a type (e.g., home, work, mobile).
• Email Addresses: Multiple email addresses can be stored, with different types.
• Organization: The name of the company or organization the contact is associated with.
• Job Title: The contact's position within the organization.
• Website URLs: Links to the contact's website or other online profiles.
• Birthday: The contact's date of birth.
• Notes: Additional information or comments about the contact.
• Photo: An image of the contact.

vCards are widely supported by email clients, address book applications, and mobile devices, making them a convenient way to share and import contact information. They are commonly used in email attachments, QR codes, and on websites.