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QR code print and design tools
A code that works on screen still has to survive the printer. These tools turn a code into print-ready artwork: a frame with a call to action, a clean SVG, a sheet of codes from a spreadsheet, or a file for a laser cutter.
All QR code print and design tools
- Bulk QR generatorPaste a list of links, download a zip of codes.
- QR to SVG and PDFTurn a blurry code image into a clean vector.
- Scan me frame makerFrames, table tents, sticker sheets and posters for a QR code.
- Laser QR codeSVG, DXF and PDF outlines for laser engraving and cutting.
- Add a QR code to a PDFStamp a QR code onto any page of a PDF.
- Add a QR code to an imagePlace a QR code on a photo, flyer or poster.
Questions
Questions and answers
Should I use SVG or PNG for print?
SVG. It is a vector, so it stays sharp at any size and printers can use it directly. A PNG has to be exported large enough for the print size, and it blurs when scaled up.
Does a frame or call to action affect scanning?
Not if the frame stays outside the quiet zone, the clear margin around the code. The frame maker keeps that margin for you.
How do I make many codes at once?
Use the bulk generator: paste or upload a list of links or text, and download every code in one zip, named so you can match them to your list.
How big should a printed QR code be?
Roughly one tenth of the scanning distance, and never under about 2 cm. The size calculator and the print size chart in the guides give exact numbers.
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The next step
Make the code the artwork.
These tools make and check classic codes. AriaQR turns your photo, logo or illustration into the code itself, verified on real decoders before you download, with a link you can edit and track.
