Production Standards

Infinite Resolution
Vector QR Printing

Scale QR codes from business cards to billboards without losing a single ounce of sharpness. Export perfect vector files for professional print.

Print Medium

Business Card

Minimum Size: 1.25"
Recommended DPI: 300
Best Format: SVG

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Magnification: 100%
Scaled Size
1.25"

File Format Comparison

SVG (Vector)

Scalable
Infinite
Print Quality
Professional
Cost
Free

PNG (Raster)

Scalable
Limited
Print Quality
Good
Cost
Free
Max 300% scale

PDF (Vector)

Scalable
Infinite
Print Quality
Professional
Cost
Free

Vector (SVG / PDF)

Mathematical paths, not pixels. Scale from 1 inch to 100 feet without quality loss.

  • Perfect sharpness at any size
  • Editability in design software
  • CMYK color conversion ready

Raster (PNG / JPG)

Pixel-based. Only acceptable for small prints or digital use.

  • Blur at scale over 300%
  • Requires minimum 300 DPI
  • Lock size at export time

Common Print Disasters

Low Contrast Colors

Light gray or pastel backgrounds. Cameras can't resolve tiny data points without dark/light contrast.

Over-Customized Eyes

Modifying corner orientation markers too heavily. If cameras can't find them, they can't read the code.

Printing Too Small

Below 1.25 inches. Ink spread on low-quality paper bleeds dots together, destroying readability.

Print With Confidence

Download perfect SVG and PDF files instantly. Scale infinitely, maintain sharpness at any size, and ensure 100% scan reliability across all print mediums.

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Print Quality FAQ

Which format should I send to the printer?

Always provide SVG or PDF. These vector formats let the printer's software determine quality, not a preset pixel grid.

Can I convert to CMYK for print?

Yes. SVG files open in Adobe Illustrator or Affinity Designer for CMYK conversion, ensuring perfect color matching on physical prints.

What's error correction?

Redundant data built into the code. High (H) level allows up to 30% damage or coverage (like a logo) while remaining fully scannable.