A packaging QR code can point to instructions, product information or support. Start with a clear purpose and a public destination that you can maintain. This generator creates a QR image; it does not provide a product database, authenticity service or tracking platform.
Prepare the destination first
Open the page on a phone and check that it identifies the product clearly. Avoid private document links, temporary campaign addresses and pages that depend on your own login. Plan how each product maps to the correct information.
Generate and place the artwork
- Paste the final public URL into the generator.
- Use a short stable address and a simple high-contrast pattern.
- Download SVG for a compatible vector layout workflow or PNG when a raster image is needed.
- Preserve at least four clear modules around the pattern. Do not crop the border to fit a tight label.
Test the actual package
A flat proof cannot reproduce every scanning condition. Curvature, seams, folds, glossy coatings and transparent materials can obscure or distort the pattern. Choose a flat visible area when possible and keep the code away from edges and creases.
Scan a sample made with the intended production process, held where a customer can realistically use it. Check more than one phone and lighting condition. Error correction does not guarantee that a distorted or obscured code will scan.
Maintain the experience
Assign responsibility for the destination. Check old product URLs when the website changes. Add a clear label and a readable address when practical.
This site exports PNG and SVG directly. If a supplier requires EPS or PDF, use their requested conversion and prepress workflow, then scan-test the final sample again.
Continue with print file formats and colour contrast.