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A vector QR code scales from a business card to a billboard without losing a single sharp edge. Free, styled, and ready to print.

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Content / URLAny link — UTM tags optional
https://buy.stripe.com/cNi9AU4zI3w31Fw2KudUY0146 chars · comfortable
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RecoveryError correction bakes in redundant data so the code still scans when part of it is dirty, damaged or covered. Higher levels recover more but pack denser dots — pick Q or H when you add a center logo.
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QR code for link to https://buy.stripe.com/cNi9AU4zI3w31Fw2KudUY01. 512 by 512 px, error correction Q, scannable.

512 × 512 pxECC · QURLFRAME · BANNER BELOW✓ Scannable
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512 px
Best for screens and print-ready art
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How to make an SVG QR code

1

Enter your content

Paste the URL, text, or WiFi details you want the code to encode.

2

Style it

Pick dot shapes, finder patterns, colors, and optionally add a center logo.

3

Download SVG

Switch to the SVG tab and download. The file is a true vector, ready for print at any size.

Why it works

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Infinite resolution

SVG scales to any size with zero blur — billboard, banner, business card, or sticker.

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True vector paths

Every dot and finder pattern is a real path, not a rasterized bitmap inside an SVG wrapper.

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Print-workflow ready

Drop straight into Illustrator, InDesign, Figma or any vector tool. No conversion step.

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Logo included

Your center logo is embedded in the SVG file so the whole code travels as one asset.

Tips and best practices

  • Use SVG for anything printed — PNG pixelates when enlarged past its export resolution
  • The SVG file size stays small regardless of the output dimensions, since it stores shapes not pixels
  • For web use where you need a fixed pixel size, PNG is simpler — SVG is overkill for a 300px social post
  • Test the printed code at final size before committing to a full run
  • If your print vendor needs PDF, open the SVG in Illustrator or Inkscape and export — quality is lossless
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SVG QR Code Generator FAQ

Is the SVG download free?
Yes. Both PNG and SVG exports are free with no account, no watermark, and no size limit on the vector file.
What is an SVG QR code?
It is a QR code saved as a vector graphic. Unlike a PNG, it uses mathematical shapes instead of pixels, so it prints sharply at any scale.
Can I add a logo to an SVG QR code?
Yes. Upload a PNG logo and it is embedded in the center of the SVG file. Use Q or H error correction to keep it scannable.
When should I use SVG instead of PNG?
Use SVG for anything printed — signage, packaging, business cards, posters. Use PNG for screens, social media, and messaging apps.
Can I edit the SVG after downloading?
Yes. Open it in any vector editor — Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape — and adjust colors, scale, or surrounding artwork.
Does the SVG file work in print software?
Yes. SVG opens natively in Illustrator, InDesign, Figma, Affinity Designer, and Inkscape. For PDF workflows, export from any of these.

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