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Cute QR Studio

Your files stay in your browser and are never uploaded — create your cute, custom-designed QR code in one click without leaving a digital footprint.

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How It Works

  1. 1

    Enter your link

    Type the web address or text the QR code should point to.

    Enter your link
  2. 2

    Choose a style

    Choose a dot shape and color/gradient pack, and add a logo if you want.

    Choose a style
  3. 3

    Preview

    Test it by scanning the code with your phone in the live preview.

    Preview
  4. 4

    Download

    Download as PNG (screen) or SVG (print).

    Download

Features

  • ✓3 dot styles: 💗 Round Dots, ⭕ Soft Corners, ⬛ Square (Classic)
  • ✓Gradient color packs — a two-tone design instead of a single flat color
  • ✓Add a logo/icon in the center — error correction level automatically raised to the highest (H)
  • ✓High tolerance even without a logo (Q level, ~25%) — more resilient than a standard QR
  • ✓Download as PNG (screen/social media) or SVG (poster/print, resolution-independent)
  • ✓Runs entirely in your browser — the link you enter is never sent to a server

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a round-dotted/decorative QR code scan as well as a classic square QR?

Yes — the QR standard looks at the position of the squares (modules), not the shape of the dots. Changing the dot or corner style doesn't break readability; a scanner app ignores the shape and only reads the light/dark pattern.

Will adding a logo break the QR code?

No — when you add a logo, the tool automatically raises the error correction level to the highest (H level, stays readable even if about 30% of the code is covered). Codes without a logo still use Q level (25% tolerance) — more resilient than an ordinary square QR.

What color/shape combinations are available?

You can choose from three dot styles (💗 Round Dots, ⭕ Soft Corners, ⬛ Square/Classic) and multiple gradient color packs, and optionally add a logo/icon in the center.

Should I download PNG or SVG?

PNG is enough for social media, a website, or on-screen use. Prefer SVG (vector, resolution-independent) for uses that need to stay sharp at large sizes, like a poster, packaging, or print.

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