Frequently Asked Questions

Tag NFC is a comprehensive NFC toolbox for iPhone that lets you read, write, erase, and clone NFC tags. It also supports Apple Shortcuts automation, HomeKit integration, and expert-level tag inspection.

Tag NFC is free to download with basic reading and writing features. Advanced features like tag cloning, expert hex mode, and unlimited library storage are available through a one-time Pro purchase or subscription.

Tag NFC works on iPhone 7 and later models, which have built-in NFC hardware. Background tag reading (automatic detection) requires iPhone XS or later.

Yes. All NFC operations happen locally on your device. Tag NFC does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. No accounts, no tracking, no cloud.

You can write URLs, plain text, Wi-Fi credentials (SSID and password), contact cards (vCard), phone numbers, email addresses, and custom NDEF records to any writable NFC tag.

Tag NFC supports all major NFC tag types including NTAG213, NTAG215, NTAG216, MIFARE Classic, MIFARE Ultralight, and NFC Forum Type 1-5 tags.

Yes. Tag NFC can erase the contents of writable NFC tags, restoring them to a blank state. Note that locked tags cannot be erased.

Locking an NFC tag is permanent and irreversible. Once locked, the tag's content cannot be changed, erased, or overwritten. Only lock a tag when you are certain about its contents.

You can set up Apple Shortcuts that trigger when your iPhone taps a specific NFC tag. Tag NFC can bypass the 'Ask Before Running' confirmation, making automations instant. Place NFC stickers around your home to trigger scenes, routines, and shortcuts.

Yes. You can use NFC tags to trigger HomeKit scenes through Apple Shortcuts. Tap a tag at your front door to turn on lights, adjust the thermostat, or unlock a smart lock.

Absolutely. Write your Wi-Fi network name and password to an NFC tag. When guests tap it with their phone, they connect automatically — no typing passwords.

Yes. Tag NFC works completely offline. NFC reading and writing use your device's built-in hardware and do not require an internet connection.