Small square.
Right size.
Turn your link into a practical print specification. See the modules, the margin, and the space you need to leave.
GOOD ON SCREEN ≠ GOOD IN PRINTMeasure twice.
Measure twice.
Scan a few times.
Why the URL changes the result
Longer encoded content can require more modules. At a fixed module size, more modules mean a larger printed symbol. This calculator encodes your actual link with the same Q error-correction level as our free creator.
Use SVG when you can
Vector artwork keeps module edges crisp. If your workflow needs pixels, use the calculated dimensions as a starting point and avoid resizing the image repeatedly or applying JPEG compression.
Make one real sample first
Print at the intended size on the intended surface. Test different phones, angles, lighting, and the actual viewing distance. Gloss, folds, curvature, and motion can all make a perfect digital code harder to read.
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