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Customize your QR code

Add the destination, then adjust its appearance.

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The complete text is encoded into the QR code.
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Drop your logo here

Square PNG, JPG, or WebP up to 2MB works best
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Preview and download

Your QR code updates as you edit.

Your preview will appear here

Enter a link or message to generate your QR code.

Create a QR code in three steps

Everything happens in your browser, from entering the destination to downloading the finished file.

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Add your destination

Paste a website URL or enter the exact text you want people to open.

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Adjust the design

Choose readable colors and add an optional square logo for brand recognition.

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Download and test

Save a PNG for everyday use or an SVG for layouts that need to scale.

Make the code easy to scan

A clean design gives phone cameras a better chance of reading the code in print and on screen.

Keep strong contrast

Use a dark foreground on a light background whenever possible.

Leave clear space around it

Do not crowd the outer modules with text, borders, or other artwork.

Test the final placement

Scan it at the same size and distance people will encounter it.

Choose the right download

PNG for quick sharing

Use PNG in presentations, documents, social posts, and other layouts where the final size is already known.

SVG for flexible sizing

Use SVG when a designer or printer needs to resize the code without losing sharp edges.