Print QR codes that scan
Stickers, labels, flyers, posters, business cards and table tents. Pick what youβre printing to open the right generator, then download a vector file (SVG, or PDF and EPS on paid plans) for your printer.
Start from what youβre printing
Each card opens the generator that fits, with the size to print it at.
Business cards
A vCard QR code saves your contact in one scan. Start with a 2 Γ 2 cm proof and test it on the intended card material.
vCard QR code βTable tents and menus
An online or PDF menu you can update without reprinting. Start with a 4 Γ 4 cm proof and test it from the seating position.
Menu QR code βFlyers, posters and ads
Use a dynamic link so you can change the page after printing and count scans. 5 Γ 5 cm on A5, 20 Γ 20 cm on A2.
Dynamic URL QR code βStickers, labels and tags
One code per product or asset? Upload a CSV and download them all in one ZIP, static or dynamic.
Bulk QR codes βWiβFi signs
Guests scan to join your network. Put it on a table card, a key card or a sign by the door.
WiβFi QR code β3D printed signs
Download an STL plate with the code raised, and print it in two colors.
3D QR code βPre-print checklist
Big enough
Use the size guide as a starting point, then test the actual material, distance and lighting.
Keep the quiet zone
Keep a four-module clear margin on each side. Donβt let text or images touch it.
Dark on light
Dark dots on a light background. The generator warns you when contrast is too low.
Send a vector file to the printer
SVG stays sharp at any size and is free on every plan. PDF and EPS, which most print shops ask for, are included in Starter and above. You can download any code again from My QR codes in a different format.
Static or dynamic for print?
Static symbols have no service-set expiry, but their destination must stay available and their encoded data cannot be rewritten. Dynamic codes store a short link, so you can fix a typo or point to a new page after printing.
Static vs dynamic QR codes β