← Digital business cards · Redway AI · Free tool

Build the contact file that saves to their phone

A vCard is the little file that drops your name, number, photo and title straight into someone's contacts — no typing. Fill this in, hit download, and you've got the exact file we need to wire into your card's automation. Everything happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and we never see it until you send it to us yourself.

01 Who you are

This is what shows up as the contact name on their phone.

First name * Last name * Job title — optional Company — optional

Name extras (prefix, middle, license suffix)

Prefix Middle name Suffix / credentials Appears after your name, e.g. Brian Redway, REALTOR®.

02 How they reach you

The mobile number is the one your follow-up texts send from — make sure it's right.

Mobile * US numbers get a +1 automatically. Office phone — optional Email * Website — optional Booking link — optional Shows up as a tappable “Book a call” row.

03 Your photo

Optional, but it's the difference between a name in a list and a face they remember.

Add
photo

Square-ish works best. We shrink it to 400×400 so the contact file stays small enough to text.

04 Where you work — optional

Fill this in and their phone gives them a tappable map link.

Street City State ZIP Country

Social profiles & a short note

LinkedIn Instagram Facebook X / Twitter Note

Preview

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Your name

Fill in the form and this fills itself in.

File size

Fields set

Status

Draft

Add a first name, last name, mobile and email and the download unlocks.

The raw file

This is exactly what gets saved. Nothing hidden in it.

BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
…
END:VCARD

Sending this to Redway AI? Download the .vcf and attach it to your email, or use Copy card text and paste it into the vCard box on the intake form. Either one works — the text version just leaves the photo out, and you upload your headshot separately on that form anyway.