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QR Code Studio

Create fully customizable QR codes — gradients, logos, custom shapes, and instant scan validation.

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QR Code GeneratorStudio
1CONTENT

Choose QR type

Templates

Live Preview

Fill in the content on the left to generate a real, scannable code — this preview uses a placeholder link until then.

2DESIGN

Foreground

#181A20

Accent / Eye Color

#2563EB

Background

#FFFFFF

Gradient fill
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📖Guide: QR Codes for Business: Practical Uses Beyond Menus

Supported Formats

Outputs PNG, SVG, or PDF — no file upload needed for most types.

Common Uses

Adding a QR code to a restaurant menu or table tent
Sharing Wi-Fi access at a cafe, office, or Airbnb without reading out a password
Putting a QR code on a business card linking to a portfolio or contact card
Printing a QR code on product packaging linking to more information

💡 Pro Tip

For a poster or banner, test the printed QR code's scan distance before mass-printing — a code that scans fine on-screen can be too small or low-contrast to scan from a few feet away.

Questions People Ask

Frequently Asked Questions

📖QR Code Studio Guide

Creates fully customizable QR codes — website links, text, phone numbers, Wi-Fi credentials, contact cards, and more — with gradients, custom shapes, a logo, and instant scan validation before you download.

When to use this

Use this for anything you'd put a QR code on — a menu, business card, poster, product packaging, or a Wi-Fi sign — whenever you want it to look polished rather than a plain black-and-white grid.

Step-by-step workflow

  1. 1Choose what the QR code should do Website, Text, Phone, WhatsApp, Wi-Fi, or vCard (contact card) — or start from a ready-made preset like Business, Restaurant, Portfolio, Event, or Social.
  2. 2Enter your content Fill in the specific fields for your chosen type — a URL, Wi-Fi network name and password, contact details, and so on.
  3. 3Style your QR code Pick a module shape (Square, Rounded, Dots, Classy), a corner/eye shape, colors or a gradient, and optionally a background style or your own logo in the center.
  4. 4Add a caption (optional) None, a "Scan Me" pill, or your own custom caption text below the code.
  5. 5Check the scan validation Convertam checks readability, contrast, and logo placement and rates the result Excellent, Good, or a lower confidence level before you download.
  6. 6Download PNG, SVG, or PDF, depending on where you'll use it.

Tips for best results

  • Always check the scan validation rating before finalizing — a heavily stylized code with a large logo can become unreliable to scan even though it looks fine visually.
  • Adding a logo automatically increases the QR code's error correction level, which helps keep it scannable despite the extra graphic in the center.
  • Use SVG if you need to print the code at a large size (posters, banners) — it stays sharp at any size, unlike PNG.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Choosing a heavy gradient or busy background style and skipping the scan validation check — always confirm it still rates Good or Excellent before printing or publishing it.
  • Using a logo that's too large relative to the code, which can push the scan rating down even with a high error-correction level.
  • Entering Wi-Fi details incorrectly (wrong encryption type or password) — double-check by scanning the code yourself with a phone before sharing it publicly.

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