One code.
Every connection.
Create beautiful, customizable QR codes
for your business, products and more.
QR Code Generator
Create, customize and download. All in one place.
Find out what a QR code contains.
Choose an image to decode on your device. Links are shown for inspection and never opened automatically.
No image selected.
Decoded content
Waiting for an imageA successful read does not mean the destination is safe. Check the full address before opening an unfamiliar link.
Build a batch in minutes.
Import up to 50 website links or text entries. Your current colors, pattern, logo and frame apply to every code.
Required columns: name, content, type. Use url or text as the type. Put content containing commas inside double quotes.
No batch prepared.
Batch preview
0 codesA preview of the first four codes appears here after validation.
Each code has a unique filename. Batch printing uses 50 mm labels on A4 paper.
WHY FLAVORIXA
Built to create.
Ready to share.
A QR workspace that takes you from an idea to a finished file, with the checks and formats you need along the way.
- Private, from the first character
- Your QR content, logos and uploaded QR images are processed in your browser.
- A design that feels like yours
- Choose colors, patterns and a frame. Add a small logo and export as PNG or SVG.
- One code, or a whole batch
- Import up to 50 links or text entries from CSV, then download an SVG ZIP or print a label sheet.
- Check before you share
- Read an existing QR image or test whether your current design decodes to the content you entered.
UNDERSTAND YOUR QR
Know what stays
inside your code.
Flavorixa creates static QR codes. The pattern holds the text or address you enter, so that information stays the same after download.
| What you share | What happens when scanned | When details change |
|---|---|---|
| 01Details inside the codeText, WiFi, contact cards, calendar events | The phone reads the information stored in the QR pattern. Support for the action depends on the scanning app. | Create a new QR code when the stored information changes, then replace the old image. |
| 02A link to your contentWebsites, public files, map searches, app listings | The code opens the encoded address. Internet access and an available destination are required. | You can update a webpage you control while keeping its address. A different address requires a new QR code. |
The downloaded code has no built-in expiry date. A linked page or file can still become unavailable.
HOW IT WORKS
From first idea
to first scan.
Four small steps. One finished code.
Choose your content
Select a QR type and enter the exact link, message or details you want to share.
Make it your own
Apply a quick style or adjust the colors, pattern and frame. Keep the code easy to read.
Check the result
Run the scan check and try your phone. Confirm the content before making a print run.
Download & use it
Choose PNG for everyday sharing or SVG for layouts that need to resize cleanly.
BEFORE YOU PRINT
A little care.
A much better scan.
- Keep a clear border around the code.
- Use a dark pattern on a light background.
- Test a sample at its final printed size.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before your
first download.
The practical details behind the pattern.
Will my QR code stop working after a trial?
There is no account or trial timer attached to the static code you download here. The pattern keeps its encoded content. A linked website, file or service must still remain available.
Can I edit the destination after printing?
You cannot change the address stored inside a printed static code. If you own the destination webpage, you can update that page without changing its URL. To encode a different URL, generate and print a new code.
Should I download PNG or SVG?
PNG is convenient for sharing and placing in everyday documents. SVG is a vector format that stays sharp when resized, making it useful for print layouts. Keep the code square and leave its clear border intact.
Does the File / PDF option upload my document?
No. It encodes the public file URL you provide. Host the document somewhere your intended audience can access, and test the link in a signed-out browser before sharing the code.
What happens to the images and data I enter?
The QR tools process your content, logo, CSV data and QR images locally in your browser. They do not send that content to WordPress or save it in the site database. Your downloaded files remain wherever you choose to save them.
Is a successful scan check enough for printing?
The built-in check tests the rendered digital code. Paper, lighting, print size, viewing distance and the scanning device can change the result. Print one sample and test it with a phone before producing a batch.