AI card scanning
Turn a business card photo into structured contact details ready for review.
Try it before you sign in
Capture up to five cards, see the contacts appear, then sign in when you are ready to save them.
Each scan attempt uses one of the five trial scans. Removing a result does not restore the attempt.
Only extracted contact fields are kept temporarily in this browser so they survive the sign-in step.
After the scan
ExpoSnap keeps the card, conversation and next step together.
Turn a business card photo into structured contact details ready for review.
Keep event contacts searchable and grouped by details such as company or date.
Keep written or AI-assisted voice notes with the person you met.
Prepare an email or WhatsApp draft from saved context, then review before sending.
Move reviewed contacts into Excel, CSV or PDF when you need a shareable file.
Continue the workflow in HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive or Zoho CRM.
Before you scan
Place one card on a contrasting surface with all four corners visible. Keep the text in focus and avoid glare across phone numbers or email addresses. Choose a JPEG, PNG or WebP image, or use your device camera when the browser offers that option. Check the extracted name, company and contact details rather than assuming every field is correct.
You can try up to five scan attempts before signing in. Removing a result does not restore an attempt. When you choose to save, sign in to continue into the ExpoSnap web app. The trial does not download a CSV directly: review and manage the saved contacts in the app, then use its export options when you need a file.
Only upload cards you are authorized to process. Avoid sending unrelated documents or sensitive information to test the scanner. Guest-trial contact fields stay temporarily in this browser to support sign-in. Read the privacy policy, follow the scanning guide, or visit the FAQ if the camera or extraction does not work as expected.
Ask your AI assistant
The short ExpoSnap prompt opens with the assistant when supported and is copied as a fallback.