Frequently asked questions
Find answers before creating or distributing your QR code.
What is a static QR code?
A static QR code contains the address or content directly. It keeps working while the content remains valid. To change the embedded value, generate and distribute a new code.
Do I need an account?
No. You can create, scan-test, and export QR codes without an account.
Where is my history stored?
Only in the browser on this device. Save to history explicitly to keep a draft. Clearing the site’s browser data removes that history.
What is the best format for print?
Use SVG when your layout tool accepts vector graphics. Download PDF for a ready-to-print A4 page or choose a high-resolution PNG if your editor requires an image.
Can I change the QR code destination after printing?
QR Mint generates static codes. If the code points to a redirect URL you control, you can change that redirect without changing the code. QR Mint does not host a redirect service.
Can I add my logo?
Yes. Add a PNG, JPEG, or WebP up to 3 MB. The editor scales it to a small center area and increases error correction. Scan-test it before exporting.
What can I generate in bulk?
Paste up to 50 website URLs or text entries, one per line. The editor generates one SVG per entry and packages them into a ZIP.
Can someone read a WiFi password from a QR code?
Yes. Anyone who can scan or decode the code can recover the WiFi credentials. Use a guest network when sharing a sign publicly.
Make your first code
Review your content, scan-test it, then download the file.