A complete step-by-step guide to creating professional QR codes. Learn everything from choosing the right type to customizing your design and downloading print-ready files.
Creating a QR code takes less than a minute. No technical skills required - just follow these four simple steps.
Select the type of QR code that matches your needs
Fill in the required fields for your chosen QR type
Make your QR code unique with colors, patterns, and logos
Export your QR code in your preferred format
Everything you need to know about each step of the QR code creation process.
Select the type of QR code that matches your needs
Fill in the required fields for your chosen QR type
Make your QR code unique with colors, patterns, and logos
Export your QR code in your preferred format
Each QR code type is optimized for a specific purpose. Choose the right type based on what you want to achieve.
Direct users to any website or web page
Popular use cases:
Share network credentials instantly
Popular use cases:
Share complete contact information
Popular use cases:
Pre-fill email with recipient, subject, and body
Popular use cases:
Enable one-tap calling
Popular use cases:
Start WhatsApp conversations
Popular use cases:
Encode plain text messages
Popular use cases:
Make your QR code stand out with extensive customization options. Here's what you can customize.
Choose colors that match your brand while maintaining scannability. Our 18 presets include:
Change the appearance of QR code elements to create unique designs:
Add your brand logo to the center of your QR code:
Adjust the size based on your intended use:
Choose the right format based on how you plan to use your QR code.
High-resolution raster image (2x pixel ratio) ideal for digital use.
Best for:
Vector graphics that scale infinitely without quality loss.
Best for:
Print-ready document with QR code centered on the page.
Best for:
Follow these guidelines to ensure your QR codes work perfectly every time.
Dark QR codes on light backgrounds work best. Avoid using similar colors for the code and background.
For print materials, keep QR codes at least 2cm x 2cm (0.8in). For scanning from distance, increase size proportionally.
When adding logos, use High error correction. Keep logos small (under 30% of QR area) to maintain scannability.
Scan your QR code with multiple devices before printing or publishing. Test in various lighting conditions.
Always maintain adequate white space (called the "quiet zone") around your QR code - at least 4 modules (small squares) on all sides. This helps scanners identify where the QR code begins and ends. When printing, don't crop the QR code too tightly or place it against busy backgrounds.
Now that you know how it works, create your first QR code in seconds. It's free, requires no signup, and your data stays private.