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QR codes
DBT CODE MAKER
QR codes
and barcodes
Make link, Wi‑Fi and contact QR codes or product barcodes, tune colours, add a logo, download PNG/SVG — or generate dozens at once for attendance and labels, right in your browser.
- Nothing is uploaded — generated on your device
- Free, never expires, no limits
3modes
QR EAN CODE128 SVG
BATCH RESULT
Review before printing — tap any code to download just that one
HOW TO USE
How to make QR codes and barcodes
Three tabs at the top: QR codes for links and data, barcodes for products and assets, and batch mode when you need dozens at once.
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Choose what it should holdIn the QR tab pick link, text, Wi‑Fi, contact card, email or LINE — each type shows its own fields.
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Fill in the data and watch the previewThe image updates as you type. For barcodes pick the right standard — CODE 128 for general codes, EAN-13 for retail products.
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Style it to match your workAdd a centre logo, change colours and padding — just keep strong contrast so phone cameras can still read it.
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Download PNG or SVGPNG for slides and everyday use; SVG when it will be printed large, such as a banner, because it never pixelates.
Tips
- Need one per student? Use the Batch tab, paste a list from Excel and download them all as a ZIP.
- Always test-scan with a real phone before sending anything to print.
- Long text makes a dense, hard-to-scan code — shorten the link first.
TIPS
Tips for codes that always scan
Contrast and quiet zone
Dots must be clearly darker than the background (never light-on-dark), keep at least 4 modules of quiet zone, and print no smaller than 2×2 cm.
Pick the right barcode
For internal codes (students, assets, books) CODE 128 is all you need. EAN-13 is for retail products and its numbers must be registered with GS1 to avoid clashes.