August 28, 2026 · 4 min read
Turn a sticker into a digital contact card
Share your name, phone, email, and links with one scan instead of handing out paper cards.
A paper business card is easy to lose and hard to update. A Stickylink contact card lives on a sticker, a phone lock screen, or a printed label, and you can change the details anytime without reprinting anything.
Start by creating a sticker and choosing the Contact category. This opens the contact card editor instead of a plain link field. Fill in the fields you want to show: name, phone, email, website, job title, company, and any social or profile links.
You decide what is visible. Toggle fields on or off depending on the situation. A networking sticker might show everything, while a sticker on a package might show only email and company.
When someone scans the sticker, they see a clean card with your details. They can tap a phone number to call, tap an email address to compose a message, or tap a website to visit it. There is no app to install on their side.
Update it anytime. If you change jobs, get a new number, or want to point people at a different link, edit the sticker and the next scan shows the new information. The physical sticker stays the same.
Contact cards work well on laptop lids, phone cases, conference badges, product packaging, and vehicles. Anywhere you would put a phone number or social handle, a contact sticker does more.
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