Made to ScanMake my QR code

Make a free QR code worth scanning.

Paste a link, pick your colors, and download a PNG or SVG with no account.

Make my QR codeSee how it works

Decode-checked before download. Nothing uploaded.

Make a code

Paste a link.Get your code.

Your link is stored directly in the code, with no redirect through Made to Scan.

01

Set the destination

This exact address will be encoded in the file.

Complete URL detected

02

Colors and size

Pick solid colors with strong contrast.

PNG and SVG export at 1200 px. Sizes run from 256 to 4096.

Strong contrast18.9:1 ratio
How we flag print risks
  • Low contrast: under 4.5:1. Not judged when the background is transparent.
  • Light-on-dark: the darkest ink is lighter than the background.
  • Transparent background: always noted.
  • Very small: under 512 px, or under 4 px per module.
03

Add your logo

PNG, JPG, or WebP, up to 2 MB. It stays in your browser.

Saved brandsEditable codes and client brand settings
Coming soon
More stylesGradients, dot patterns and shapes, custom eye shapes and colors, frames
Coming soon

Your QR code

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Encodeshttps://example.com/design-studio
Decode-checked before download. Test the finished print.

We check the file, not the print. Test the finished print before you order a batch.

Three stepsto your code.

Everything runs in your browser, from typing the link to the decode check.

  1. 01

    Enter the final link

    Paste the exact page you want people to reach. That address goes directly into the code.

  2. 02

    Pick colors and a logo

    Match your brand colors and add a PNG, JPG, or WebP logo for free.

  3. 03

    Download PNG or SVG

    We decode the exported file and compare it with your link before it downloads.

Static now.Editable later.

Choose static when the link will not change after printing.

Free

Static codes

Available now. The link lives inside the code, so it keeps working without Made to Scan while the destination stays live. It cannot be changed after printing.

Coming soon

Editable codes

Change the destination after printing. Needs an active plan: the printed code depends on an active Made to Scan plan.

Print it anywherepeople scan.

Use PNG for screens and SVG for print that scales to any size.

A cream tasting menu card in a brass stand on a candlelit restaurant table, with a QR code and the line "Scan for the wine list."Hospitality

Restaurant menus

A black Ember & Oak coffee bag on a cafe counter, with a QR code low on the label and the line "Scan for brew guide."Retail labels

Packaging

A Midnight Echo concert poster on a brick wall, with a QR code in the bottom-right corner and the line "Tickets."Events

Event posters

Two botanical business cards on a walnut desk, the dark green one with a QR code and the word "Portfolio"Networking

Business cards

Guides forbetter prints.

Read all guides

QR Codes for Restaurant Menus: Size, Placement and Print Tips

Print guide · October 6, 2026 · 5 min read

How to size, place, and print a menu QR code on table tents, menu footers, and wine lists so guests can scan it on the first try.

How to Test a QR Code Before You Print It

Print guide · October 3, 2026 · 5 min read

A simple checklist for testing a QR code on two phones, at real distance, in real light, and on the real material before a print run.

Quick answersbefore you print.

What to know before a code goes to print.

Are Made to Scan QR codes really free?

Yes. The static generator, logo upload, color controls, decode check, and PNG and SVG downloads are free with no account.

Do these QR codes expire?

No. A static code stores the final destination directly and does not depend on Made to Scan. It keeps working as long as the destination itself remains available.

Can I add my logo for free?

Yes. You can add one PNG, JPG, or WebP logo up to 2 MB. The image stays inside your browser and is not uploaded to a server.

Can I change the link after printing?

Not with a static QR code. Changing the destination requires creating and printing a new code. Editable codes are coming soon and depend on an active plan.

Will a decode-checked code always scan in print?

Not always. We decode the exported file and confirm its destination, but size, material, glare, ink, and installation can affect a printed code. Always test the finished print.