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AI Design generates a full background image for a QR Code’s pattern from a plain-text description, instead of picking colors and shapes by hand. Open it from the Design editor’s top bar — switch from Custom Design to AI Design.
Switching to AI Design clears your current custom design — a confirmation dialog warns you before it discards anything you’ve built on the Custom Design tab.
AI Design panel with a Describe what you want the QR Code to look like prompt box

The AI Design prompt screen, before any prompt has been submitted

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Generating a design

1

Describe the background you want

Type a description into the Prompt field (up to 200 characters), or click one of the six example chips — Pizza with basil, surreal lighting, Clothing store in a mall, Starry Night city scene, Greek statue, ink art, Snowy house, pine trees, or Ocean ripples, brushstroke — to use it as-is.
2

Optionally add a Negative Prompt

Use the optional Negative Prompt field to describe what to avoid in the generated image.
3

Generate

Click Generate. Two variations are produced in parallel, each shown as its own Generation Result card with a per-card status.
The disclaimer under the Generate button — “AI can make mistakes. Check the design before using it.” — applies here the same way it does for AI Studio: review a successful result for readability and contrast before publishing.
  • Custom QR Code design — the manual (non-AI) design editor this tab sits alongside, including its own Smart Design brand-color generator
  • AI Studio — a different AI feature that generates a whole landing page, not a QR Code background image
  • Test QR Code — scan-verify an AI-generated design before using it, since a busy background can hurt scannability