3D QR Code Generator
A QR code built from raised blocks, still made to scan.
FREE - NO SIGN-UP - MADE ON YOUR DEVICE
Drawn in your tab, nothing uploads
- 3camera angles
- 4096px PNG export
- Hthe top error level
- 0uploads
What you can count on
- 0uploads
- The code and logo are drawn in this tab
- No file or address is written down
- 3camera angles
- Front, isometric and a free drag rotation
- The front view is the one to print
- 4096pixel export
- PNG at 1024, 2048 or 4096 pixels
- A transparent base stays really see-through
3D QR Code Generator at a glance
- What goes in
- Link or text, optional logo
- Output format
- PNG 1024/2048/4096, spin GIF
- Logo file limit
- Up to 4 MB
- Error correction
- L–H, locked to H with a logo
- Transparent base
- The PNG is really see-through
- Views
- Front, isometric, free drag
- Scannability
- Front view scans; angles may not
- Uploads
- Nothing leaves your device
- If 3D will not open
- Flat fallback, said out loud
- Price
- Free
- Account required
- No
- Where it runs
- On your device
How to use 3D QR Code Generator
- 1
Type the link
Paste the address or text. The blocks redraw as you type, with a quiet border kept around the code.
- 2
Shape and colour it
Set block height and the two colours, or a transparent base. Drop a logo in and H locks on.
- 3
Export from the front
Pick 1024, 2048 or 4096 pixels and download the PNG from the front view; the GIF is for screens, not print.
Frequently asked questions
Will a 3D QR code actually scan?
From the front view, yes — it is a standard matrix with its quiet zone, drawn from straight on. Tall blocks seen at an angle can cover their neighbours, which is why printing uses the front view.
The printed code will not scan — what now?
Re-export from the Front view, print it at least 2 cm wide, and check the contrast between block and base colours. Then scan the new sample before the full run.
Can the background be transparent?
Yes for the PNG — it carries real alpha. Whatever you place it on becomes the quiet zone, so keep that surface plain and light.
Why did error correction lock to H?
A centre logo covers modules, and H is the only level that reserves enough redundancy to read through the hole. Remove the logo and the picker unlocks.
How big can the logo file be?
Up to 4 MB, as PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG. The file is read in your tab and never uploaded.
Does the spinning GIF scan?
Not reliably, and it is not meant to — it is a screen decoration for a post or a slide. Put the front-view PNG anywhere a phone should read.
Is anything uploaded while I use this?
No. The text, the logo and every export are produced in this tab. Nothing about them is sent anywhere, including to analytics.
Printing a Raised Code That Still Reads
Type a link or text and the blocks rise out of it. Three camera angles, colour pickers for blocks and base, a height slider, a logo slot and PNG or GIF export sit in one panel.
- Print from the front view; keep the angled exports for screens where nobody needs to scan.
- Keep block colour dark on a light base — a raised code needs the same contrast as a flat one.
- Leave the quiet border alone; art crowded against the code costs more reads than any block height.
- Scan the screen before you print and the first sample after — two scans catch nearly everything.
Full specification
| What goes in | A link or any short text, plus an optional centre logo — PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG. |
|---|---|
| Output format | A PNG at 1024, 2048 or 4096 pixels, and a spinning GIF of the code rotating. |
| Logo file limit | Up to 4 MB per image file. Bigger files are refused with a message, not resized in secret. |
| Error correction | L, M, Q or H. H is the highest and recovers the most, so a logo locks the level there and the covered middle still reads. |
| Transparent base | The PNG keeps a real alpha channel — genuinely see-through, not a white square. GIF transparency is one-bit, so the GIF keeps a solid ground. |
| Views | Front, isometric, and a free rotation you drag with the pointer. |
| Scannability | The front view is exact. Angled views can hide modules behind tall blocks, so print from the front view. |
| Uploads | None. Everything is drawn in your browser tab and nothing leaves your device. |
| If 3D will not open | A browser without WebGL gets the same code drawn flat, with a note saying so. |
| Price | Free |
| Account required | No |
| Where it runs | In your browser tab. |
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