Business Card Block – present your team and contact info in style
Your contact details are probably sitting on your site as plain text. Someone who wants to call you has to select the number, copy it, switch apps and paste it. Most people will not bother. Business Card Block turns that block of text into a card people can act on. Phone numbers become one tap to ca
About this tool.
Your contact details are probably sitting on your site as plain text. Someone who wants to call you has to select the number, copy it, switch apps and paste it. Most people will not bother.
Business Card Block turns that block of text into a card people can act on. Phone numbers become one tap to call. Email addresses open the mail app. A QR code lets a visitor point a phone camera at the screen and save your whole contact at once, and a Save Contact button hands them a proper .vcf file.
You build the card in the WordPress block editor, and place it with a block, a shortcode, or the Elementor widget — whichever suits the page.
Who it is for
- Freelancers and consultants who want a shareable contact card rather than a contact form.
- Local businesses — clinics, salons, restaurants, trades — where the goal is a phone call.
- Agencies building profile pages and staff pages for clients.
- Link-in-bio and about pages that need scan-to-save instead of a row of icons.
A card visitors can use, not just read
Phone, email, website and address rows become real actions: tel: , mailto: and a map link. WhatsApp, Telegram and Skype open the right app. IMO and WeChat publish no web link of their own, so those show a copy button instead of a broken one.
Every action is a proper link or button with a screen-reader label and a visible focus ring, so keyboard and screen-reader visitors get the same card everyone else does.
A QR code that saves the contact
By default the code carries your details as a vCard, so scanning it offers to add you to the phone’s address book immediately — no browser step in between. You can point it at the page’s own URL or a custom link instead.
The code is generated on your server as a sharp SVG and cached, so no QR JavaScript library is loaded for your visitors.
Or keep the code out of the way until it is wanted
The QR does not have to sit in the layout. Two interactive presentations keep the card focused on who you are, and bring the code forward only when someone wants it:
- Reveal puts a small QR icon in a corner of the card. Hovering it opens the code across the whole card, and a close button returns to your details. Choose which corner the icon sits in.
- Interactive Flip gives the card a second side. The front stays exactly as it is and the code moves to the back, positioned wherever you like from nine presets or placed by hand.
