QR Code Generator
Create QR codes for websites, contact info, or any text. Customize colors and download in PNG or SVG format.
URL QR Codes
Create QR codes for your website, social media profiles, or online stores.
Contact QR Codes
Generate vCards or contact QR codes for easy sharing of phone and email.
High Quality
Download as SVG for print or PNG for digital use. Sizes up to 1024px.
About the QR Code Generator with SVG Export
This QR code generator exports as SVG as well as PNG. Vector output scales to any size with perfectly sharp edges, which is what a poster, banner or packaging artwork needs and what a PNG cannot provide.
A QR code generator with SVG export exists for print. A PNG is fixed-resolution, so scaling one up for a poster or a vehicle wrap produces soft, fuzzy module edges — and fuzzy edges are exactly what makes a scanner hesitate.
SVG describes the code as shapes rather than pixels, so it stays perfectly crisp at any size. It also imports cleanly into Illustrator, InDesign and Figma, where a designer can recolour it or place it precisely without any loss.
PNG remains the right choice for screens and for anything going into an email or a document that will not accept vectors. Both are offered here; pick by destination. Codes encode your data directly, so nothing is tracked and they never expire.
How to use the QR Code Generator with SVG Export
- Enter your content. Provide the URL, text or contact details to encode.
- Generate the code. The scannable QR code is produced.
- Pick the format. SVG for print and design work, PNG for screens.
- Test then download. Scan it before committing to a print run.
QR Code Generator with SVG Export features
- SVG vector export for print
- PNG export for screens
- Scales to any size without blurring
- Imports cleanly into Illustrator, InDesign and Figma
- No tracking redirect and no expiry
- Runs entirely in your browser
Frequently asked questions
Why does SVG matter for a QR code?
It scales to any size with sharp module edges. A scaled-up PNG has fuzzy edges, which makes scanning less reliable.
Can I edit the SVG in a design tool?
Yes. It imports cleanly into Illustrator, InDesign and Figma, where it can be recoloured or repositioned without loss.
When should I use PNG instead?
For screens, emails and documents that will not accept vector files.
Does the code expire or get tracked?
No. Your data is encoded directly in the pattern, so there is no redirect service involved.
Should I test before printing?
Always. Scan the generated code with a phone before committing to a print run.