Create beautiful, high-resolution QR codes for URLs, WiFi, WhatsApp, vCards, PDFs and more. Free forever, no signup, no watermark. Customize colors, gradients, logos and download PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF.
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I built it because most QR generators are frustrating. They have annoying ads, run slow, or charge money for basic customization.
I wanted a clean tool that is completely free and super fast.Originally, I planned to make a basic black-and-white generator.
But I realized businesses need their codes to look unique. So, I changed my focus to build custom design options while keeping the tool fast.WixelQ is 100% free.
Try it out and let me know your thoughts!
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The SVG export is a really thoughtful touch, most QR tools force you into PNG and lose all the crispness at scale. Love that it works without an account too.
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Finally a QR generator that actually lets me tweak the colors and drop in a logo without forcing a signup. The gradient option is a nice touch, and exporting as SVG saved me a trip through Photoshop.
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Love that you offer SVG and PDF exports alongside the usual PNGs. Most QR generators force you into a low-res raster image, so being able to drop a crisp vector straight into a print layout is a really thoughtful detail for designers.
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Does the custom logo stay sharp at small print sizes, or does it start to look fuzzy on actual QR scans?
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Love that you can drop in a logo without it looking like a janky sticker glued over the dots. Gradient export in SVG is a really thoughtful touch too.
The SVG export is a really thoughtful touch, most QR tools force you into PNG and lose all the crispness at scale. Love that it works without an account too.
Finally a QR generator that actually lets me tweak the colors and drop in a logo without forcing a signup. The gradient option is a nice touch, and exporting as SVG saved me a trip through Photoshop.
Love that you offer SVG and PDF exports alongside the usual PNGs. Most QR generators force you into a low-res raster image, so being able to drop a crisp vector straight into a print layout is a really thoughtful detail for designers.
Does the custom logo stay sharp at small print sizes, or does it start to look fuzzy on actual QR scans?
Love that you can drop in a logo without it looking like a janky sticker glued over the dots. Gradient export in SVG is a really thoughtful touch too.