QR code maker for print

Pick the printed size in millimetres and get a code that scans on paper. For Google Docs, Pages, Canva, InDesign and anything else that takes an image. Free, no sign-up.

Put it in your document

• Pages, Keynote, Word, InDesign, Affinity: insert the PNG. It carries its print size, so it lands at the size you picked. The SVG stays sharp at any size.
• Google Docs: select Insert > Image > Upload from computer and choose the PNG. Docs ignores the print size in the file, so click the image, select Image options > Size & rotation and type the width you picked.
• Canva: upload the PNG or SVG, then set its width under Position.

Sizes that scan

Each square of the code needs at least 0.4 mm on paper, and 0.5 mm when people scan from further away, like a poster. The note under the size tells you where your code sits. Longer links make more squares, so a short link scans at a smaller size. Keep the white border around the code, phones need it.

Private by design

Your code is made in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded or stored on our server, and this page has no tracking. Privacy policy.

Working in Word?

The PrintReady QR add-in for Word turns a link in your document into a QR code with a right-click, at the size you set.

PrintReady QR is made by EONE.