Terrazzo QR code generator

Irregular chips of terracotta, teal, navy, grey and rose are scattered over a warm paper panel, just like a terrazzo floor. A fine speckle sits over the colours, and the finder squares are rounded in warm brown. The look is contemporary and tactile, which suits design-led brands.

FreeStatic or dynamicNo watermarkPNG + SVGTested to scan
Code type

The preview shows ariaqr.com until you type your own link. Scan the preview with your phone before you print.

PNG is 2048 px for screens and print; SVG scales to any size. Free for personal and commercial use, no watermark.

Terrazzo QR code preview

Works well for

  • Furniture and homeware swing tags
  • Design studio and architecture portfolios
  • Tile and flooring showroom samples
  • Boutique hotel and cafe menus

Printing tip

Print on uncoated or lightly textured paper to match the speckle, and keep the code at least 2.5 cm (1 in) wide so the chips stay distinct from each other.

Static or dynamic: a static code never expires but its link can't change. Pick Dynamic above (free with an account) to change the link after printing and count every scan.

Questions

Do the random stone chips affect scanning?+

No. The chips follow the same grid as any QR code, the colours are all dark enough to read, and the highest error correction level is used. Every design is tested with real QR code readers.

Is this good for a furniture or interior brand?+

Yes, the palette suits homeware and design work. Link it to a product page, a lookbook or a care guide on a swing tag.

Are there any limits on use?+

It is free for personal and commercial use with no watermark and no sign-up. The code is static, so it never expires and the link cannot be edited after printing.

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