
Launches and street marketing
Pop splash
Orange dots over a fuchsia and purple paint splash, with a giant IT'S HERE. It shouts from a poster on the street.
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Create a QR code for a link, your WiFi network, your contact card, an event or WhatsApp. Pick colors, add your logo and download it in PNG or SVG, print-ready. Everything happens in your browser: we store nothing.
Opens a chat with a suggested message.
With an icon or logo on top we use maximum correction so it keeps scanning.
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Giant shapes, neon, gradients and stickers: every style came out of the generator above and we checked each one with a phone scanner. Just like the ones in our report of 80 QR code examples.

Launches and street marketing
Orange dots over a fuchsia and purple paint splash, with a giant IT'S HERE. It shouts from a poster on the street.

Parties and live music
Black background, turquoise glow and a turquoise-to-magenta gradient. The word LINEUP and the 11 pm set make it pure festival; the code sits on a light card so it scans even in the dark.

Charity campaigns
The code lives inside a red heart that fills the whole piece. The shape carries the cause and the code keeps its quiet zone to scan.

Brand anniversaries
The code itself is the cake, flanked by two champagne glasses and golden bubbles. Editorial and glossy: it works on invitations and shop windows.

Shop windows and merch
A very thick pink frame, fuchsia-to-violet gradient and a floating shadow. It's a sticker ready for the window, the table or a laptop.

Sustainability
A huge blue drop holds the code in the center and the call is direct: every drop counts. Ideal for water care, recycling or footprint campaigns.
The 6 examples above came out of this very page, generated in the browser and verified one by one. Copy the project, change the styles and texts, and publish it with your brand: free, no coding needed.
We analyzed 80 QR codes applied to packaging, retail, services and events, and these are the traits of the ones that work:
Dark code on a light background. Inverting the colors or using similar tones is the number one cause of codes that don't scan.
A QR with no promise gets ignored. Pair it with a concrete action: “See how to use it”, “Connect to WiFi”, “Download the warranty”.
It's scanned with a phone in hand: light page, no heavy PDF, no sign-up first and the key information up top.
Scan it with at least two different phones, printed at actual size and under the light of the place where it will live.