Design.com approaches QR codes as part of your brand rather than a plain black-and-white square. Its QR code generator offers thousands of designer-made QR code templates that you can search by keyword or business name, then customize with your colors, fonts and layout.
Because Design.com’s other tools share your brand kit, the finished QR code sits naturally on your business cards, flyers, posters, menus and packaging.
What you get:
- Thousands of QR code design templates
- Custom colors, gradients, fonts, shapes and layout
- High-resolution PNG and JPG files
- Vector SVG, EPS and PDF files for sharp printing
- Easy use across Design.com business cards, flyers and menus
Design.com says you can start creating a QR code for free, and premium plans — listed from about $3 per month billed annually on its other pages — unlock the full template library and 50+ design tools.
Design.com’s page doesn’t mention dynamic QR codes or scan tracking, so if you need to change a link after printing or measure scans, a specialist like QR Code Generator PRO, Uniqode or QRCodeChimp is a better fit. For good-looking, on-brand QR codes on printed materials, though, it’s an excellent choice.
