Add QR codes to your images
Place a branded QR code on photos, posters, flyers and social posts — one image or hundreds at once. Free, no sign-up, and nothing ever leaves your device.
- ✓ No uploads
- ✓ No sign-up
- ✓ Never expires
- ✓ No watermark
- ✓ Batch + ZIP/PDF
How to add a QR code to an image
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Drop your images into the editor — PNG, JPG or WebP, as many as you like.
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Type your link or text, choose a dot style and colors, optionally add your logo, and press Generate.
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Drag the code into place and resize it with the corner handle or the sliders.
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Pick an output size and format and download. Several images arrive as a ZIP or one PDF.
Why people choose QR Brand
100% private
Runs entirely in your browser. Your images never touch a server.
Never expires
Static QR codes with no redirect middleman and no subscription to lapse.
Batch processing
Stamp the same code on hundreds of images and download a ZIP or PDF.
Your brand
Six dot styles, custom colors, and your logo in the center.
Platform presets
One-click sizes for Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn and Stories.
Instant
No sign-up, no email, no waiting. Open the page and start.
Print-ready
Keeps your image's full resolution; export PNG or PDF for printers.
No watermark
Your files are yours — no logos or branding added, ever.
Static QR codes that never stop working
Many “free” QR generators make dynamic codes: the code points to their redirect server, which then forwards to your link. When the trial ends or the subscription lapses, every printed code stops working — or starts showing ads.
QR Brand only makes static codes. Your link is written directly into the pattern, so there is no middleman, no account to keep alive, and no tracking of the people who scan. Learn the difference →
Popular ways to use QR Brand
- Add a QR code to any imageDrop in a photo, poster, or design, type your link, and drag the QR code exactly where you want it. Everything happens on your device — your image is never uploaded to a server.
- Add a QR code to many images at onceHave a folder of product photos, event slides, or social posts? Load them all, position the QR code once, and export every image in one click. Processing runs locally, so even large batches stay private.
- Put a QR code on your Instagram postsInstagram doesn't allow clickable links in posts, but a QR code on the image gives people on another screen a way to reach you. Square and Stories sizes are preset so the result is ready to post.
- Add a QR code to a flyer or posterAlready designed your flyer in Canva, Photoshop, or Word? Export it as an image, drop it here, and place a QR code that links to tickets, sign-ups, or your menu — without re-opening your design tool.
- Create a QR code for your restaurant menuLink guests to your online menu, ordering page, or reviews. Unlike many “free” QR menu services, the codes made here are static — they don't depend on a subscription and won't stop working next year.
- Add a QR code to your business cardA QR code turns a paper card into a one-tap contact save or a link to your portfolio. Upload your card design, place the code, and export a print-ready file.
- Add a QR code to your wedding invitationSend guests straight to your RSVP form, registry, or wedding website. Choose a soft color and rounded dot style so the code looks like part of the design rather than an afterthought.
- Make a QR code with your logoUpload your logo, choose a dot style and brand colors, and QR Brand builds a code with the logo cut cleanly into the middle. Error correction is switched to the highest level automatically so the code still scans.
- Add a QR code to YouTube thumbnails and video framesMore and more people watch YouTube on TVs, where links in the description are out of reach. A QR code on an end-screen frame or slide lets them reach your link from their phone.
- Add a QR code to product labels and packagingLink customers to setup guides, ingredient details, warranty registration, or a reorder page. Batch mode lets you stamp the same code across every label variant at once.
More free QR tools
- T-shirt Mockup GeneratorDesign a shirt with your QR code, logo and text, see a realistic mockup, and download a 300 DPI print file.
- Mug Mockup GeneratorWrap your design around a 3D mug you can spin, then download the mockup and an 8.5×3.5″ print file.
- Tote Bag Mockup GeneratorPut your logo or QR code on a canvas tote, preview it, and export a print-ready file.
- Free QR Code GeneratorMake a QR code for any link or text with custom colors, dot styles and your logo. Download PNG or SVG.
- Wi-Fi QR Code GeneratorLet guests join your Wi-Fi by scanning a code — no typing passwords.
- vCard QR Code GeneratorShare your contact details as a QR code that saves straight to a phone's contacts.
- QR Code Scanner from ImageRead a QR code from a screenshot or photo, right in your browser.
- QR Code Size CalculatorWork out the minimum print size for a QR code based on scanning distance.
Frequently asked questions
Is QR Brand really free?
Yes. Every feature — batch processing, logos, all export formats — is free with no account, no watermark and no usage limit. The project is supported by optional donations.
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. Your images and QR content are processed on an HTML canvas inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or logged. Once the page has loaded you can even go offline and keep working.
Do the QR codes expire?
Never. QR Brand creates static QR codes: your link is encoded directly into the pattern, with no redirect service in between. As long as your link works, the code works — forever.
Can I add a QR code to many images at once?
Yes. Drop in as many images as you like, position the QR code once, and download them all as a ZIP or a single multi-page PDF.
Can I put my logo in the middle of the QR code?
Yes. Turn on “Add Logo to Center” and upload your logo. Error correction is automatically raised to level H (about 30% redundancy) so the code still scans.
What file formats can I export?
PNG, JPG, WebP, or PDF. You can also keep each image's original format and resize to presets for Instagram (1:1), YouTube (16:9), Facebook/LinkedIn (1.91:1), and Stories (9:16).
How big should my QR code be?
A good rule is that a code scans from about ten times its width. For a poster read from 2 meters away, make it at least 20 cm wide. Our QR code size calculator does the math for you.
Can I use the QR codes commercially?
Yes. The images and codes you create are yours to use for anything, with no attribution required.
Keep QR Brand free
No ads, no tracking, no paywalls — QR Brand is funded by people who found it useful. If it saved you time, you can buy us a coffee. Pay what you want; it's completely optional.
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