qrdurian QR Durian

The free QR code designer that doesn't look free.

QR Durian turns a plain link into a QR code worth printing — your colours, your words, your logo. No signup, no watermark, no per-export paywall. Make it, export it, done.

Why QR Durian

  • No signup, no watermark. Design and export as many codes as you like, free. We never stamp our brand on your QR.
  • Designed, not just generated. Custom colours, textures, rounded modules, a caption, and your logo in the middle — 20 ready-made looks to start from.
  • Restyle any existing QR. Got an ugly bank or DuitNow code? Upload a photo, we decode it and let you redesign it.
  • Export anywhere. PNG and JPG for print and social, crisp SVG for posters and signage that scale to any size.
  • Works on your phone. The whole studio runs in the browser — design a code on mobile in the queue, no app to install.
  • Share the design, not a file. Copy a design link and the full artwork travels in the URL — the receiver can remix your look and re-share, no account anywhere.

How it works

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Paste your link — a website, menu, WhatsApp, DuitNow, Wi-Fi, anything. Or upload a photo of an existing QR to restyle it.
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Make it yours — pick a look or set your own colours, add a caption and your logo, choose a texture and corner style.
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Export — download PNG, JPG, or SVG. Print it, post it, or share the design link so someone can remix it.

Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Everything is free — no signup, no watermark, no paid tier. Design, style and export as many codes as you like; the whole tool runs in your browser and is open source under the MIT license.

Do the QR codes expire?

No. Every QR you design here points directly at your link and works forever — there's no redirect, nothing routes through us, and nothing to keep alive.

Will my logo stop it from scanning?

No — QR codes carry built-in error correction, so a centred logo and styling still scan reliably. We keep the quiet margin and contrast safe while you design.

Can I redesign a QR I already have?

Yes. Switch to the “Existing QR” tab and upload a photo or screenshot — we read the code and load it into the editor so you can restyle the ugly version.

Which format should I download?

Use SVG for anything printed large (posters, signage, packaging) since it stays sharp at any size. Use PNG or JPG for screens, social posts and quick prints.

Make a QR code you'll actually want to print.

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