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QR code designer

Print a QR once. Re-point its destination forever — even change what kind of thing it opens.

Updated 23 days ago 3 min read

A QR is a saved design (colours, frame, eye style, body pattern, optional logo) connected to one or more short links. Print the code once, hand it out, change where it points whenever you want.

Print once, re-point forever. The QR encodes your short URL — change the link's destination tomorrow, even change its type (URL → SMS → calendar event), and every printed sticker keeps working.

What you can do

Design it Body pattern, eye style, frame, colours, logo. Connect a link One QR can carry the same campaign across links. Download SVG, PNG, JPEG, or print-ready PDF. Re-point any time Edit the link's destination — printed codes keep working.

Design your QR

  1. Open QR codes → New QR code.

    Lands you on the editor with a live preview.

  2. Pick body pattern + eye style.

    Square, rounded, dots, fluid, classy. Eyes can be square, rounded, circle, or leaf.

  3. Pick a frame (optional).

    Square, rounded, round, hexagon, heart, or just brackets. Slider controls the gap.

  4. Foreground, background (or transparent), and any image dropped in the centre. Error correction stays high enough to scan around the logo.

Connect to a short link

QR + link is a many-to-many connection. Same QR can mark multiple short links; same link can have multiple QR variants for different print runs.

Two ways in. Open a QR's Linked links tab to add links, or open a link's Linked QR codes tab to add QRs. The picker stays open while you toggle several at once and pre-filters by matching tags.

Download

Every connected QR has a Download dropdown:

  • SVG — vector, infinite scaling. Best for print.
  • PNG — raster, transparent-friendly. Web and slides.
  • JPEG — raster, white background. Email-friendly.
  • PDF — A4 page with the QR centred. Print-ready.

Re-point printed codes

The QR encodes your short URL. Edit the link's destination — printed codes keep working. Change the link's type from URL to SMS, vCard, or calendar event — same code, different behaviour when scanned.

One exception: Wi-Fi codes need raw credentials baked into the QR — they can't be dynamic. We don't offer Wi-Fi as a destination for that reason.

Tags

Tags are shared with short links — same pool. Tag both a coffee-shop link and a coffee-shop QR and you'll see them grouped + ranked together when picking from either side.

Duplicate a design

Open the QR and click Duplicate in the top right. You land on a copy that carries the full visual (colors, dot style, error-correction, frame, logo) and the tags — only the name picks up (copy). Connections to short links don't carry, so the duplicate is a fresh design ready to tweak before you wire it up.

Useful for a colour variant on the same brand QR, an A/B layout test, or branching a campaign design without losing the original.

Disconnect or delete

  • Remove on a row only severs the connection — the QR and the link both stay.
  • Delete the QR design — files you've already downloaded keep working (they encode the URL, not the design).
  • Delete the underlying link — every printed code that points at it goes dead. Be intentional.

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