Quick Answer
Adding a QR code to a flyer bridges the gap between print and digital — readers scan to register, book, order, or learn more without typing a URL. UnlimitedQRCodes.com provides SVG and PNG QR code downloads that import directly into any design tool for flyer production.
Enter your URL into UnlimitedQRCodes.com and generate your code. Choose a colour that fits your flyer design — dark colours only.
Click SVG download. This produces a vector file that your print shop or design tool can scale to any size without quality loss. For home printing, PNG works fine.
Canva: Upload > Upload files > import SVG > resize freely. Adobe InDesign/Illustrator: File > Place. Microsoft Word/Publisher: Insert > Pictures. Google Slides: Insert > Image > Upload.
Position the QR code with surrounding white space (quiet zone). Add text nearby: 'Scan to register', 'Scan to book', or 'Scan to find out more'. Size: minimum 3cm × 3cm for A5 flyers, 4–5cm for A4 posters.
Print a proof copy and scan at the exact print size with iPhone Camera and Android Camera before approving for the full print run.
Enter any website URL to generate a QR code
Generate your QR code at UnlimitedQRCodes.com and download as SVG. In Canva, click Uploads > Upload files and import the SVG. Drag it onto your flyer design and resize freely — SVG stays sharp at any size.
A5 flyers: 3cm × 3cm minimum. A4 flyers: 4cm × 4cm. A3 posters: 5–6cm. Outdoor A2+ posters: 8–10cm. Always test at the exact print size before committing to a full run.