Step 1: Choose Your Content Type
Decide what the QR code should do when scanned. Common options include a website URL, a vCard contact, a WiFi network, an email address, a phone number, an SMS message, or plain text.
How to Create a QR Code
Creating a QR code takes less than a minute. Follow these five steps to generate a custom, scannable QR code you can use anywhere — online or in print.
Step 2: Enter Your Content
Type or paste your destination URL or content into the generator. For a website QR code, include the full URL with https://. For a vCard, fill in name, phone, email, and company fields.
Step 3: Customize the Design
Pick colors that match your brand, upload a logo for the center, and choose an error correction level (Q or H if you're using a logo). Keep contrast high — dark code on a light background scans best.
Step 4: Download Your QR Code
Export as a high-resolution PNG (1024×1024 or larger) for print, or grab a smaller version for digital use. Always test the downloaded code with at least two phones before sending it to print.
Step 5: Share or Print
Drop the QR code into flyers, business cards, signs, packaging, or digital ads. For printed codes, keep them at least 0.8 inches wide and leave a quiet zone of white space around the edges.
Bonus: Use a Dynamic QR Code
If you may need to change the destination later (without reprinting), use a dynamic QR code. The printed image stays the same, but you can update where it sends people anytime — and see scan analytics in real time.
Frequently Asked Questions
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