QRwize is an online generator for static QR codes. Choose a type, enter the right data, customize the appearance, verify the result, and download a QR code for websites, menus, business cards, packaging, presentations, flyers, labels, and printed materials.
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Hi Product Hunt,
I built QRwize to make static QR code creation more practical and less confusing.
Many QR generators start with a single input field, but real use cases often need a specific data format: URL, Wi-Fi, vCard, event, email, SMS, social profile, messenger link, payment details, and more. QRwize keeps those scenarios in one interface so users can choose the right type, fill in the relevant fields, check the result, customize the design, and download the finished code.
The current focus is deliberately narrow:
• static QR codes
• clear data formats
• design customization
• export for digital and printed use
• checking the final code before publishing or printing
I’d especially appreciate feedback on:
• whether the QR code type selection feels clear
• which formats are missing or confusing
• whether the design options are useful without making the QR code harder to scan
Thanks for taking a look.
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Creating a single QR code is straightforward, but when working with several versions, I miss having a history of recently created codes. It would be useful to return to a previous version, change the data or design, and download it again without filling out the form from scratch.
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@new_user___1902026311e3e2300876709 Thanks for pointing this out. QRwize doesn’t currently keep a history of generated QR codes. This could be useful not only for downloading a code again, but also for creating several design variations without filling out the form from scratch each time.
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Would be great if QRwize offered batch generation, so I could upload a CSV of URLs and download all the QR codes at once. Would save a ton of time for business cards or product labels where I'm making dozens at a time.
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@sercannarman Thanks! Batch generation could definitely save a lot of time in scenarios like these. Would applying the same design to all QR codes from a CSV be enough for you, or would you need separate customization settings for each row?
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Adding batch generation would be huge, letting users upload a spreadsheet with multiple URLs or contact details and download all the QR codes as a zip. That would save a lot of time for anyone managing menus, event badges, or packaging for a whole product line at once.
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@cihanomakgzs0 Thanks! This is already the second request for batch generation, so it seems like a genuinely useful direction. Would you expect each spreadsheet to contain a single type of data, or would you want to generate different types—such as QR codes for links and contacts—from the same file?
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Love that you can preview the QR code before downloading, so many generators make you commit blind. The customization options for colors and corners look thoughtful too.
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@ekinj7th Thanks! Being able to check the result before downloading was important to me, especially when changing the colors and shapes of the QR code elements. Were any of the customization options unclear?
Creating a single QR code is straightforward, but when working with several versions, I miss having a history of recently created codes. It would be useful to return to a previous version, change the data or design, and download it again without filling out the form from scratch.
@new_user___1902026311e3e2300876709 Thanks for pointing this out. QRwize doesn’t currently keep a history of generated QR codes. This could be useful not only for downloading a code again, but also for creating several design variations without filling out the form from scratch each time.
Would be great if QRwize offered batch generation, so I could upload a CSV of URLs and download all the QR codes at once. Would save a ton of time for business cards or product labels where I'm making dozens at a time.
@sercannarman Thanks! Batch generation could definitely save a lot of time in scenarios like these. Would applying the same design to all QR codes from a CSV be enough for you, or would you need separate customization settings for each row?
Adding batch generation would be huge, letting users upload a spreadsheet with multiple URLs or contact details and download all the QR codes as a zip. That would save a lot of time for anyone managing menus, event badges, or packaging for a whole product line at once.
@cihanomakgzs0 Thanks! This is already the second request for batch generation, so it seems like a genuinely useful direction. Would you expect each spreadsheet to contain a single type of data, or would you want to generate different types—such as QR codes for links and contacts—from the same file?
Love that you can preview the QR code before downloading, so many generators make you commit blind. The customization options for colors and corners look thoughtful too.
@ekinj7th Thanks! Being able to check the result before downloading was important to me, especially when changing the colors and shapes of the QR code elements. Were any of the customization options unclear?