Printable QR-code templates
Pick a medium, type a link, and export a scannable QR code sized and checked for it — patches, stickers, stencils, signs, shirts, and more. Free and private: the code is generated in your browser and never uploaded.
QR-code template generator
Choose a medium to load its size, DPI, and error-correction defaults; everything stays editable.
Templates by medium
How it works
- Type a link, Wi-Fi network, or contact — the QR code is generated live in your browser.
- Each medium loads sensible defaults: physical size, print DPI, error-correction level, and mirroring where it matters (iron-on, inside-glass).
- Export a vector SVG, a high-resolution PNG, or a print-ready PDF sized to the exact millimetres you set.
- The scan checker enforces the 4-module quiet zone and warns when modules would print too small to scan.
How sizing & scan checks work, and sources
- The code is generated in your browser from your input (nothing is uploaded). Physical size is deterministic: module size = template width ÷ (modules + 2×4-module quiet zone).
- We always add the 4-module quiet zone the QR standard requires, and warn when a module would print below 0.4 mm.
- Inches = mm ÷ 25.4. Signs use the ~10:1 distance-to-size guideline.
- QR technology is free for standards-compliant codes; this is an unofficial tool.
Sources:
- DENSO WAVE QR Code FAQ (qrcode.com/en/faq.html): free use, no license fee; trademark notice required only when the words 'QR Code' appear in commercial text, not for the code image alone.
- DENSO WAVE patent page (qrcode.com/en/patent.html): free use for JIS/ISO-compliant codes.
- ISO/IEC 18004 QR Code symbology: quiet zone = 4 modules minimum; four error-correction levels L/M/Q/H.
- Project Nayuki / kazuhikoarase qrcode-generator (MIT): module-level QR generation.
- Industry scan-distance guideline (~10:1 distance-to-size); a guideline, not part of ISO 18004.
Last reviewed: 2026-06-23.