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QR Codes

Click the QR Code tool in the toolbar (or press Q), then click the canvas. A QR code element is placed there at a default size (minimum 75 × 75 px).

Select the QR element and find the Appearance section of the Properties panel.

QR Code properties section showing: Data / URL input field with placeholder "https://example.com or text...", Error Corr. segmented control (L/M/Q/H), Dark Color and Light Color pickers, Quiet Zone (Margin) slider with the Print Safe (4 modules) quick-action button beside it. Below: a size-warning banner.

Enter the URL or text the QR code should encode. This can be a static value or you can bind it to a variable (see Creating a Variable).

Higher error correction makes the QR code scannable even if partially obscured or damaged, at the cost of a more complex (denser) pattern.

LevelLabelRecovery capacity
LLow~7%
MMedium~15% (default)
QQuartile~25%
HHigh~30%

For print materials use Q or H.

ControlDescription
Dark ColorThe color of the QR modules (default: black)
Light ColorThe background color (default: white)

Ensure sufficient contrast between dark and light colors for reliable scanning.

The quiet zone is the empty border around the QR code required for scanners to locate it. The slider ranges from 0 to 10 modules.

A warning badge appears below the controls if the quiet zone is below the recommended size.

The minimum size for a QR code element is 75 × 75 px (100 × 100 px recommended for reliable scanning). If you resize below this the Properties panel shows a warning.

To make the QR data dynamic (different for each generated image), bind the element to a variable in the Variable section at the top of the Properties panel. See Variable Settings.