We Moved! Find Our Latest Articles on the New NFC.cool Blog
Great news - we have a new blog!
We have been working hard to bring you a better reading experience, and our new blog is now live at blog.nfc.cool.
Head over there for the latest guides, comparisons, and insights about NFC technology, digital business cards, QR codes, and more.
What you will find on the new blog
- Best Digital Business Card Apps in 2026 - our comprehensive comparison
- NFC Tags: A Beginner Guide - everything you need to know
- Why vCard NFC Tags Don Not Work on iPhone - and what actually does
- NFC Business Card vs QR Code - which is better
- EU Digital Product Passport 2026 - what you need to know
Why we moved
The new blog loads faster, looks better on mobile, and makes it easier to find what you need. We also now publish in English, German, and Japanese.
All our older articles are still right here - you can browse them below. But for new content, bookmark blog.nfc.cool.
See you there! 🏄
Discover the Best Blogs
Stay updated with our featured blog posts.
OpenPrintTag Support in NFC.cool
NFC.cool now fully supports the OpenPrintTag standard on both iPhone and Android. Read and write smart spool data in a unified, vendor-independent format created by Prusa Research. Filament details, remaining length and material metadata can be managed directly in the NFC Apps section, giving makers a consistent and open way to handle their spools across any brand.
Building a Great App Clip Experience: Lessons from NFC.cool Business Card
Nicolo Stanciu the CEO of NFC.cool presented “Building a Great App Clip Experience: Lessons from NFC.cool Business Card” at mDevCamp 2025 in Prague, sharing the technical insights behind building NFC.cool Business Card Maker using Apple App Clips on iOS.
Why Can't My iPhone Open My Condo's RFID Door? Understanding NFC vs RFID
Wondering why your iPhone won't unlock your condo door? It's all about NFC vs RFID. Learn why Apple's NFC-only approach leaves your condo's RFID card out in the cold - and what you can do instead.
Understanding the different types of NFC Tags and their suitability for iPhones
Discover NFC tag types: Cost-effective Type 1 and 2, while versatile Type 2 (NTAG series) is ideal for iPhone users, offering ample memory and compatibility.
OpenPrintTag Support in NFC.cool
NFC.cool now fully supports the OpenPrintTag standard on both iPhone and Android. Read and write smart spool data in a unified, vendor-independent format created by Prusa Research. Filament details, remaining length and material metadata can be managed directly in the NFC Apps section, giving makers a consistent and open way to handle their spools across any brand.
Building a Great App Clip Experience: Lessons from NFC.cool Business Card
Nicolo Stanciu the CEO of NFC.cool presented “Building a Great App Clip Experience: Lessons from NFC.cool Business Card” at mDevCamp 2025 in Prague, sharing the technical insights behind building NFC.cool Business Card Maker using Apple App Clips on iOS.
Why Can't My iPhone Open My Condo's RFID Door? Understanding NFC vs RFID
Wondering why your iPhone won't unlock your condo door? It's all about NFC vs RFID. Learn why Apple's NFC-only approach leaves your condo's RFID card out in the cold - and what you can do instead.
Understanding the different types of NFC Tags and their suitability for iPhones
Discover NFC tag types: Cost-effective Type 1 and 2, while versatile Type 2 (NTAG series) is ideal for iPhone users, offering ample memory and compatibility.
Breaking Free from Monotony - Adding Flair to QR Codes
NFC.cool QR Code Studio revamps QR codes with customizable colors, sizes, and background options, allowing users to add emojis, symbols, and images for a visually striking and personalized touch.
Tap, Scan, Thrive: NFC.cool's QR Code Symphony in the Digital Age
NFC.cool's QR Code Studio flips the script on scanning, turning it into a seamless experience. Just point, click, and unlock a world of possibilities.
NFC.cool Guide to Document Scanning, Pocket-Ready and Power-Packed
With NFC.cool you scan documents and convert them to searchable PDFs using OCR.
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