Easily read and write data to NFC tags using a straightforward interface. Interact with tag content, view detailed information, and record standard data like contacts, URLs, and WiFi configurations.
Summarized from real user reviews of NFC Tools. Based on 13K reviews and a 4.6/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Utilities app.
3.1
August 11, 2026
We work hard to provide you with a quality app, but you may run into problems we couldn't anticipate. If so, don't panic, keep calm and feel free to contact us. 3.1: - Favorite Commands: New list editor to add, reorder, and chain multiple NFC commands. - Chip Information: Added a "Learn more" button to open a detailed page about the detected chip. - New Chip: Added detection of the NXP ICODE SLI-L. - Collectibles: Updated the collectible NFC tags database. - Optimizations: Minor bug fixes and user interface improvements.
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NFC Tools - Pro Edition
Unlock the pro features
4 issues
Cannot unlock NFC tags after locking them
Contacts and WiFi records not working as expected
5 requests
Add ability to bulk write NFC tags
Improve compatibility with wpa2 enterprise WiFi settings
NFC Tools allows you to read data from NFC tags, such as the tag's maker, type, serial number, and available space. You can also write various types of standard information onto NFC tags, including text, website links, contact cards, phone numbers, and WiFi configurations.
You can write a wide range of standardized data to NFC tags, such as simple text, URLs, email addresses, contact information (VCARDs), phone numbers, predefined text messages, geolocation addresses, WiFi or Bluetooth configurations, and personalized data. The app supports writing large quantities of information.
The application is free to download and use, offering core functionalities for reading and writing NFC tags. However, it does include in-app purchases, which may unlock additional features or advanced capabilities for users who require them.
NFC Tools is compatible with devices from iPhone 7 onwards. For reading and writing Mifare Classic tags, a specific 'compatibility' mode is available within the app to ensure proper functionality.
Common use cases include easily sharing contact information by writing a VCARD to a tag, quickly opening a website by storing a URL, setting up WiFi connections for guests, or automating simple tasks by writing specific commands to NFC tags.
