Générateur de QR code

Make it look like your brand

• Dot shapes: squares, rounded, circles, diamonds, leaves, vertical or horizontal bars.
• Corner squares: choose the frame and the dot inside it (square, rounded, circle or leaf), each in its own color if you like.
• Colors: one color, or a gradient (left to right, top to bottom, diagonal or radial). Round the corners of the background, or make it see-through.
• Logo: put a picture in the middle (PNG, JPG, SVG, HEIC and more), with a clear square or circle around it. The code switches to the strongest error correction so it still scans. The logo is embedded in the SVG too, and never leaves your device.
• A test scan: after every change the page reads the finished picture back with a QR reader and tells you if it could not read the design. Phones are usually more forgiving, but always test with your phone before printing.

Static codes that never expire

The content is stored in the QR code itself. There is no redirect through another website, so the code keeps working forever and nobody tracks the scans. The flip side: a printed code can't be changed later, so check it before printing.

Tips for codes that scan

• Keep the white border (quiet zone) around the code.
• Dark code on a light background with strong contrast. The tool warns you when colors are too similar or inverted.
• Use SVG for print: it stays sharp at any size.
• Higher error correction keeps the code readable when it gets scratched or dirty, but makes it denser.
• Fancy dot shapes and big logos make codes harder to scan: keep dark on light, keep the logo under about 25% of the width, and always test the code with a phone before printing.