Should I download SVG or PNG?
SVG is best when you want to scale the QR code for print without soft edges. PNG is better when you need a quick image file for docs, slides, or social graphics.
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QR code generator
Create a scannable QR code for any website, storefront, catalog, or booking page—then put it on signs, packaging, inserts, and market displays.
- Style it your way
- SVG or PNG
- Nothing to upload
How to use this generator
From a link to a print-ready code.- 01Paste the website or text you want to encode.
- 02Choose the size, colors, shapes, margin, and correction level.
- 03Download SVG for print or PNG for quick digital use.
QR content
Paste the website you want people to open.
This field is optimized for full website URLs, but you can still encode other text if you need a quick QR code for something else.
Paste a website URL to generate a QR code. Any text also works.
Appearance
Choose the look.
Keep the contrast high and the shapes readable if you plan to print the code small or use it on textured packaging.
Use cases
Put your storefront anywhere people already stop and look.
A website QR code works well on booth signs, market tables, product tags, pickup instructions, window decals, postcards, and follow-up cards you slip into every order.
Farmers markets
Point people to your full catalog when the table is too small to show everything.
Packaging
Send repeat buyers straight to new drops, care instructions, or booking details.
Pickup signs
Give customers one fast path to hours, updates, and order follow-up.
Printed promos
Use SVG when you need a crisp asset that can scale cleanly for print.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers before you print it.
Can I generate a QR code for something besides a website?
Yes. The page is optimized for website URLs, but it can still encode plain text if that helps for a one-off workflow.
Why keep some white space around the code?
That quiet border helps cameras detect the QR shape faster, especially once you start styling the dots and corners.
Will styled QR codes still scan?
Usually yes, if you keep the contrast strong and avoid making the shapes too decorative for the size you plan to print.