Keep strong contrast
Use a dark code on a light background. Decorative colours can work, but pale combinations are harder for cameras to detect.
Create custom QR codes, check print readiness and scan codes from an image or camera without sending their contents to Utilaroo.
Choose what the code should do, enter the details and customise the output.
Generated on this deviceYour entered content is not uploaded, submitted to or stored by Utilaroo.
Strong contrast, a clear quiet zone and an appropriate output size make QR codes easier for phones and printed materials to read.
Use a dark code on a light background. Decorative colours can work, but pale combinations are harder for cameras to detect.
Scan the QR code from the actual screen, label, poster or card before distributing it. Printing and resizing can affect reliability.
Review the encoded address or action carefully. A QR code only stores the content supplied; it does not validate the destination.
No. Generation and scanning happen locally in your browser. Your entered content, uploaded images and camera frames are not submitted to or stored by Utilaroo.
PNG is convenient for everyday documents and social content. SVG stays sharp when enlarged and is usually better for professional print layouts.
Error correction can help a code remain readable when part of it is dirty or damaged. Higher levels create denser codes, so always test the final result.
The full code may not be visible, the image may be blurred, the colours may have low contrast, or the quiet border may be too small. Try a sharper, uncropped image.