Make a round QR code for a link, WiFi, email or phone number. Free, with no sign-up and no watermark, in PNG and SVG.
Free, no sign-up, no watermark. Made in your browser.
Shape
Dots
Eyes
Colors
Frame
Logo
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG up to 5 MB. It stays in your browser, and the code switches to its strongest error correction.
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Every QR code is a square. A round QR code keeps that square in the middle and fills the rest of the circle with dots in the same style, so the whole thing reads as one round design.
A phone camera looks for the three corner squares, reads the code between them and ignores everything outside it. That is why a round code scans like any other, as long as the square inside is big enough and dark enough against the background.
What people see
What a phone reads
Three steps, all in your browser.
A link, text, WiFi, email, phone number or SMS. A short link leaves more room in a round code.
Circle is already picked. Choose the dots, the eyes and the colors, put a ring around the code with your words under it, or add your logo in the middle.
Download a PNG or an SVG and scan it with your phone before you print. Keep the square code inside at least 2 cm (about 0.8 in) wide.
Made in the KuikCode editor, where a round code can take shapes and edges this free tool does not have.
Yes. A round QR code is a standard square code with a circle of dots around it. Phones find the three corner squares, read the code between them and skip the dots outside it, so it scans with any phone camera. Every shape, dot and eye style in this tool is tested with the scanner iPhones use.
Yes. Round codes made here are free to download as PNG or SVG, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many you make. They are static: the link is part of the code.
The square code inside a circle is smaller than a square code on the same image, so each dot is smaller. A long link needs more dots, and past a point they get too small to scan well, so the tool asks you to shorten it or switch to a square. A KuikCode stays short whatever the link.
Measure the square code inside, not the circle: it should be at least 2 cm (about 0.8 in) wide, which makes the circle about 3 cm (1.25 in) across. The QR code size guide has a calculator for it.
Yes. Add a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG image and it sits in the middle. The tool switches the code to its strongest error correction so it still scans. Keep the link short: a round code with a logo has the least room.
Yes. Turn on the frame: a ring goes around the code and your words, SCAN ME to start with, sit on it under the code, up to 24 characters.
Not a static one made here. A KuikCode is dynamic: the printed code stays the same while you change where it opens, and it counts every scan.
Design it, point it anywhere, change it after printing and watch the scans come in. Try every feature free for 14 days, no credit card.
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