What can I write to an NFC tag online?

You can write website URLs, social profiles, plain text, and digital vCard contact cards directly from your Android browser.

What NFC tag size do I need?

For URLs and short text (under 130 bytes), standard NTAG213 tags (144 bytes) work great. For full vCard contact cards with photos or address info, NTAG215 (504 bytes) or NTAG216 (888 bytes) is recommended.

Can I overwrite an NFC tag later?

Yes, as long as the tag has not been permanently locked using makeReadOnly(), you can rewrite it as many times as you like.

Online NFC Tag Writer

Choose a data type, enter your content, and tap your NFC tag to write — instantly, from any Chrome for Android browser.

FreeText · URL · vCardBlank tag required⚡ Chrome for Android only

Browser requirement: Web NFC works only in Chrome on Android (v89+). Enable NFC in your phone's settings before scanning.

Tip: use a blank or rewritable NDEF tag — NTAG213, NTAG215, or NTAG216 all work well.

Writes a plain text string. Good for instructions, notes, or simple messages.

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How to Write to an NFC Tag

Program a blank NFC tag in three simple steps.

Choose a Type

Select Text, URL, or Contact Card (vCard) and fill in your data.

Tap “Write to NFC Tag”

Press the write button, then hold your phone's back to the NFC tag when prompted.

Done — Tag is Programmed

The log confirms success. Your tag now stores the data and can be read by any NFC-enabled phone.

What Can You Write?

📝 Plain TextWrite any message — instructions, notes, or product info.

🔗 URL / LinkTap to open a website, app link, or payment page instantly.

📇 vCard ContactShare your name, phone, email, and company. Saves directly to contacts.

💡 Tag Size GuideNTAG213 (144B) for URLs · NTAG215 (504B) for vCards · NTAG216 (888B) for large data.