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SVG QR Code Generator

Free SVG QR code generator: download a true vector QR code that scales to any size, opens in Illustrator, Figma and Inkscape.

Making a url QR code? See the full URL QR Code guide →

Paste the full link, or just type the domain: https:// is added automatically.

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Presets

Higher levels survive more damage and bigger logos, at the cost of a denser code.

Blank border around the code in modules. 4 is the specification recommendation.

Center logo (optional)

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Free, no watermark, never expires. SVG scales to any size for print.

SVG is a vector format: instead of a grid of pixels, the QR code is stored as pure geometry, so it stays perfectly sharp at any size — a 1 cm business card or a meter of banner, same file. This generator creates free SVG QR codes with no sign-up and no watermark; download as many as you need.

The SVG opens directly in Adobe Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape, Affinity Designer and every print workflow. Recolor it, place it in a layout, export to PDF for the print shop — the code stays crisp because it never passes through a raster step.

Every download includes the correct quiet zone and the module grid exactly as specified, so what you place in your design is what scanners will read.

When designers choose SVG over PNG

Choose SVG whenever the code will be scaled, recolored or placed inside another design: packaging, signage, large-format print, brand collateral. A PNG is the right choice only when the code ships at a fixed pixel size (screens, email, small print at 300 DPI or more — see the printing guide for the DPI rules).

One workflow note: after recoloring in a design tool, keep dark modules on a light background and high contrast, and don't scale the quiet zone away. Our scanability guard checks contrast at generation time; the rules it enforces still apply after you edit the file.

Frequently asked questions

Is this SVG QR code generator free?
Yes — free with no sign-up, no watermark and no download limits. The SVG is a real vector file, not a raster image wrapped in an SVG container, and it's yours to use commercially.
Can I open the SVG in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape?
Yes. The file is standard SVG that every vector editor opens: Figma, Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity Designer, CorelDRAW. You can ungroup the modules, recolor them and place the code inside a larger layout.
What's the difference between SVG and PNG?
PNG is a pixel grid: perfect at its native size, blurry when enlarged. SVG is geometry: infinitely scalable with no quality loss. For print, packaging or anything a designer will touch, use SVG. For screens and small print, a high-resolution PNG is fine.
Does the SVG include the quiet zone?
Yes, the correct blank margin around the code is part of the file, so what you see in your design tool is exactly what a scanner needs. Keep it when you export or place the file.
Can I change the colors after downloading?
Yes, that's the point of the vector format — recolor it in your design tool. Keep the modules dark on a light background with strong contrast, or the code may not scan reliably.
Is a vector QR code still scannable after editing?
As long as the structure is intact — finder patterns, timing, quiet zone, high contrast — yes. Avoid stylizing module shapes, removing the quiet zone or inverting to light-on-dark; those are the edits that break scanning.

Looking for another format? The full QR code generator supports all 12+ types in one place.