QR Code Labels Maker
Paste a link and get a scannable QR code sitting beside your text. It is generated in your browser and prints sharp at any size.
Avery 5163 · 4" × 2" · drag to move, corner handle to resize, arrow keys to nudge
Tap anything on the label to edit it, or restyle the whole label:
What to put on qr code labels
- The QR code, at least ¾" (2 cm) wide
- A short call to action (“Scan to reorder”)
- The URL in text, for people who cannot scan
Tips
- Test-scan a printed label with two different phones before printing a full batch.
- Dark code on a light background scans most reliably; avoid inverting colours.
- Keep a quiet margin around the code of about four modules.
Recommended sizes
| Template | Size | Per sheet |
|---|---|---|
| Avery 5163 | 4" × 2" | 10 |
| Avery 5160 | 2⅝" × 1" | 30 |
| Avery 22807 | 2" diameter | 12 |
| Avery 22806 | 2" × 2" | 12 |
Switch sizes any time with the template menu above the editor; your design rescales to fit.
Questions
Do these QR codes expire?
No. They are static QR codes that encode your text or link directly, with no tracking redirect, so they work as long as the link works.
How small can a QR code be printed?
About ¾" (2 cm) square is a safe minimum for short URLs. Longer content makes denser codes that need to be bigger.
Can each label get a different QR code?
Yes. In list mode set the QR content to {all} (or {1}) and paste one link per line.