A Guide to the Different NFC Tag Types
Ever wondered what the difference is between NFC Tag Types 1 through 5? This guide breaks down each type, explaining their memory, speed, and ideal use cases.
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With a simple tap, users can read information from a tag or write new data to it, creating seamless user experiences.
From digital business cards and smart posters to inventory management, Web NFC opens up a world of interactive applications.
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Ever wondered what the difference is between NFC Tag Types 1 through 5? This guide breaks down each type, explaining their memory, speed, and ideal use cases.

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Web NFC is a browser API that allows web applications to read from and write to NFC (Near Field Communication) tags. This means you can interact with physical NFC tags directly from a website, without needing a native mobile app.
Currently, Web NFC is primarily supported by Chrome on Android (version 89 or newer). It is not available on iOS (iPhone/iPad) or desktop browsers like Safari, Firefox, or Edge.
Our free tools allow you to read the contents of any standard NFC tag, write data like text or URLs, create and write digital contact cards (vCards), and generate UPI payment QR codes and NFC tags.
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