Canva QR Code Generator
Make a QR code with no logo stamped on it and scan totals on every plan, then drop it into any Canva design. The code lives in your QRKit dashboard, not inside a design file. Download a PNG with a free account; SVG comes with any paid plan.
- Free to start
- No logo on your code
- Scan totals on every plan
- Transparent PNG
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How it works
How to make a QR code in Canva
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Generate your QR code
Create a dynamic QR code in QRKit and point it at any link, file, or page. Add a logo and match your brand colors so it fits your Canva design.
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Download for Canva
Export a transparent PNG with a free account, or an SVG on any paid plan, so the code sits cleanly on any background and stays crisp at any size.
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Add it to your Canva design
In Canva, open Uploads, drop in the file, and place the QR code anywhere on your flyer, poster, business card, or social graphic.
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Edit and track anytime
Change the destination or watch scans roll in from your QRKit dashboard — without touching your Canva file or reprinting.
Canva vs. QRKit: what you get for free
Credit where it's due — Canva's own dynamic QR code is free and its destination is editable, so that part is a fair fight. Two things it costs you. Canva puts its own logo on dynamic codes made on Free, Pro and Education plans, and removing it means upgrading to Business or Enterprise. And scan data sits behind Insights, which is Business, Enterprise and Nonprofit only — on Free or Pro you get an upgrade prompt instead of a number. A QRKit code carries no logo of ours on any plan and reports scan totals on every plan, including Free.
Track what your Canva designs actually drive
Canva's scan Insights are reserved for Business, Enterprise and Nonprofit plans, so most people designing in Canva never find out whether the code was scanned at all. QRKit reports scan totals on every plan including Free — 100 scans a month on the free plan, unlimited from Starter ($6/mo billed annually), which also adds location and device analytics. See which posters, social graphics and packaging actually pull scans.
Add your own logo without upgrading to Canva Business
A dynamic QR code made on a Free, Pro or Education plan arrives with Canva's own logo in the middle of it, and swapping that for yours means moving to Business or Enterprise. In QRKit you can add your own logo, brand colors and frames on any plan, then export a transparent file that drops straight into your Canva design — and nothing of ours is ever printed on your code.
The code stays yours to change
Two things worth knowing about a Canva code before it goes to print. Only the person who created it can change where it points — teammates with full edit access to the design still cannot. And Canva can deactivate a code if the page behind it doesn't meet their platform guidelines, until the link is changed and reviewed. A QRKit code lives in your own dashboard rather than inside a design file, so it is not tied to one person's Canva account or to what a design tool makes of your destination.
Features
Everything you need
Editable after printing
Change where the code points without regenerating it or re-uploading to Canva — you get a dynamic code on every plan, including Free.
Scan analytics
Scan totals on every plan, including Free; location and device analytics on any paid plan (from $6/mo).
Logo & brand colors
Match your Canva brand kit with a custom logo, colors, and frames, then export a transparent file for your design.
Transparent PNG & SVG
A transparent PNG on a free account, and true vector SVG on any paid plan — sharp from business card to billboard.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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