Download a QR Code in the format and the size that you need, from PNG for screens to SVG, EPS or PDF for print, and what each option is actually best for.
Every QR Code has a Download action — the download-icon button in each row of the QR Codes list, or the Download button on a QR Code’s own detail page. Both open the same Download QR Code panel.
This is a different action from Export, which pulls scan/analytics data out of the platform rather than the QR Code image itself — see Exporting QR Code data.
From the QR Codes list, click the download icon in the row for the QR Code you want. The panel shows a live preview, the current Format, Size, and estimated file size at the top.
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Pick a raster or vector format
Format splits into two groups: Raster (PNG or JPG — fixed pixel dimensions) and Vector (SVG, PDF, or EPS — scale to any size with no quality loss). Switching to a vector format replaces the Size section’s pixel options with a note that it “scales infinitely,” and the estimated file size drops to a few KB regardless of how large you print it.
The Download panel with PNG selected at Print size (1200x1200 px)
The same panel with SVG selected — Size becomes informational only
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Pick a size (raster formats only)
For PNG or JPG, Size offers three presets — Web (450×450 px), Print (1200×1200 px, selected by default), and Poster (2400×2400 px) — plus Custom, which reveals separate W and H fields (with a lock icon between them to keep them linked) and a unit dropdown defaulting to Pixel.
Custom size selected, with linked width/height fields and a unit dropdown
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Download
The filename preview at the bottom (e.g. golden-gate-bridge-docs-copy_1200x1200.png) updates live as you change format and size. Click Download to save the file.
