Vector, not pixels
A PNG QR code is a fixed number of pixels, so enlarging it for a poster or a sign blurs the edges that scanners rely on. An SVG describes each module as a shape, so it prints as crisply at 2 cm as at 2 m.
QR Code SVG
Create a QR code SVG that stays sharp on a business card, a shop window or a laser-engraved sign. Type a link, Wi-Fi details, a contact card, an email, a phone number or any text, or read an existing QR code image, choose the colours and printed size, and download the code as SVG, PNG or DXF. The code is made in your browser, never expires and has no tracking redirect.
Have a blurry PNG or a screenshot? Read it and redraw it as a crisp SVG.
What Is a QR Code SVG?
A QR code is a grid of dark and light squares, called modules. Saving it as a vector keeps every module a perfect square at any size.
Merged shapes for cutting
Most generators draw hundreds of separate squares that overlap at the edges. Here touching modules are merged into one outline per shape, which is what Cricut, Silhouette and laser software need to cut or engrave cleanly.
Easy to edit later
Because the file is a vector, you can recolour it or place it on a label design in any design app. A logo can be added right here, and small changes such as colours can also be made in our SVG editor.
SVG editor →Why Use This QR Code SVG Generator?
Many QR code sites send scans through their own redirect and turn the code off after a trial. This one writes your content straight into the code.
Static codes that never expire
The link, Wi-Fi password or contact card is stored in the code itself, so it keeps working for as long as the printed copy exists, with no account and no subscription.
Checked before you download
Every code is scanned in your browser as you change it and marked as readable. Warnings appear for low contrast, a light code on a dark background and a quiet zone that is too thin.
Ready for makers
Set the printed size in millimetres and see the size of each module. Download DXF for laser and CNC software, a transparent SVG for vinyl, or a large PNG for documents.
How to Make a QR Code SVG in 3 Steps
It takes less than a minute.
Choose what the code opens
Pick Link, Text, Wi-Fi, Email, Phone, SMS or Contact and fill in the fields, or read an existing code from an image to redraw it. The preview updates as you type.
Style and size it
Choose square modules or dots, the error correction level, colours or a transparent background, an optional logo, the quiet zone and the printed width.
Download and test
Download SVG, PNG or DXF, then scan the printed or cut result with your phone before you make many copies.
Ideas for Your QR Code
A vector QR code fits anywhere a design can go.
Vinyl and stickers
Cut the square style from vinyl on a Cricut or Silhouette and weed it like any other design. Keep it at least 3 cm wide so the modules stay big enough to weed.
Laser engraving and signs
Engrave the DXF or SVG on wood, acrylic or anodised aluminium for table signs, product tags and Wi-Fi plaques. Engrave the dark modules and leave the background bare for the best contrast.
Laser cut box generator →Print and packaging
Place the SVG on business cards, menus, flyers and labels without worrying about resolution. For a print shop that asks for a PDF, convert the finished artwork in one step.
SVG to PDF →QR Code SVG FAQ
Choose what the code should open, such as a link, Wi-Fi network or contact card, fill in the details and download it. This QR code SVG generator works in any browser and needs no sign-up.
Choose Link and paste the address. A missing https:// is added for you. The same works for a Google Form, a review page, a PDF or any other page with a URL.
Yes, this one. It is free, has no limits and makes static codes, so nothing stops working when a trial ends.
The content is turned into bits, extra error correction data is added, and the bits are laid out in a square grid with three large position markers in the corners. A mask pattern is chosen so the code is easy for cameras to read.
Choose Wi-Fi, enter the network name and password and pick the security type. Phones that scan it offer to join the network without typing the password.
Choose Contact and enter your name, company, phone, email and website. The code holds a vCard that phones can save straight to their contacts. Print it at 2 cm or larger.
Static codes like these never expire, because the content is inside the code. Codes from services that route scans through their own short link stop working if that service or your subscription ends.
This one runs entirely in your browser: the content is not uploaded and scans do not pass through any of our servers. Still, always check what a code from someone else opens before you trust it.
A dynamic code points to a short link on the provider's server, so the destination can be changed and scans counted. This tool makes static codes only, which cannot be changed but also cannot be switched off.
Click Add a logo and choose an image. Error correction switches to H, the modules behind the logo are cleared to a plain plate, and the size is capped so the code still scans; the tool reads the result back to confirm it.
Choose Email and enter the address, plus a subject and message if you like. Scanning opens a new email that is ready to send.
SVG for anything printed, cut or engraved, because it stays sharp at every size. PNG for places that only take images, such as some document editors and social posts.
Yes. Use the square style and a transparent background, upload the SVG to Design Space and cut it from vinyl. Touching modules are already merged, so there are no overlapping squares to weld.
Yes. Download DXF or SVG, set the size in millimetres and engrave the dark modules. On dark materials where the engraving turns light, test that your phone still reads it.
Yes. Tick Transparent background and only the dark modules are drawn. Make sure whatever the code is placed on is light and plain, or scanners may fail.
Usually not below 2 × 2 cm. The tool shows the size of one module for your width; keep it above about 0.4 mm for print and larger for vinyl. A phone reads a code from roughly ten times its width.
Yes. Keep the code darker than the background and the contrast high. The tool warns you when the colours are too close or the code is lighter than its background, which many scanners cannot read.
M recovers about 15% damage and suits most uses. Choose Q or H for codes that may get scratched, engraved or partly covered; L gives the smallest code for clean screens.
Yes. Click Read a QR code image and choose a PNG, JPG or screenshot. The code is read in your browser and redrawn as a crisp SVG with the same content, which you can then restyle and download.
No. Wi-Fi passwords, contact details and links are turned into the code in your browser and never sent to us.