Overview

SPRL makes it easy to create professional QR Codes for websites, marketing campaigns, business cards, product packaging, forms, and more. You can generate both Static and Dynamic QR Codes, customize their appearance, and download them in multiple image formats.

With built-in branding and customization options, you can create QR Codes that match your business identity while remaining easy to scan.

Before You Begin

Before creating your QR Code, prepare the following:

• The destination URL or content you want users to access.
• Your company logo (optional).
• Your preferred colours and branding.
• A short label or call-to-action (optional).

How to Create a QR Code

1. Sign in to your SPRL account.
2. Navigate to Dashboard → QR Code Generator.
3. Select whether you want to create a Static or Dynamic QR Code.
4. Enter the destination URL or other supported content.
5. Customize the appearance of your QR Code.
6. Click Save & Preview.
7. Review the generated QR Code.
8. Download it in your preferred image format.

Customize Your QR Code

SPRL provides several customization options to help your QR Code match your brand identity.

Adding Your Brand Logo

Adding your company logo helps improve brand recognition while maintaining a professional appearance.

To add a logo:

1. Enable Add Logo.
2. Upload your logo image.
3. Preview the QR Code.
4. Verify that the QR Code remains easy to scan before downloading.

Adding a Label

You can display text beneath your QR Code to encourage users to scan it.

Common label examples include:

• Scan Me
• Visit Our Website
• View Menu
• Get Started
• Download Now

You can also customize the text colour and font size to match your branding.

Choosing the Right File Format

Preview Before Downloading

Always preview your QR Code before downloading to ensure:

• The destination opens correctly.
• Your logo doesn't interfere with scanning.
• The colours provide sufficient contrast.
• The label is readable.
• The selected size is appropriate for its intended use.

Best Practices

• Use Dynamic QR Codes for marketing campaigns.
• Choose high-contrast colours for better scan reliability.
• Avoid making the logo too large.
• Test the QR Code using multiple devices before publishing.
• Select a high-resolution output for printed materials.
• Include a clear call-to-action near the QR Code.

Troubleshooting

My QR Code doesn't scan

Ensure the QR Code has enough contrast, the logo isn't covering too much of the pattern, and the destination URL is valid.

The colours look good but scanning is unreliable

Very light colours or low contrast can make QR Codes difficult to scan. Dark patterns on a light background generally provide the best results.

My printed QR Code is blurry

Download a larger image size before printing and avoid stretching low-resolution images.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add my company logo?

Yes. SPRL allows you to upload and place your logo in the centre of the QR Code.

Can I customize the colours?

Yes. You can customize pattern colours, background colours, and choose between solid or gradient colour styles.

Can I add text below the QR Code?

Yes. You can enable a label and customize its text, colour, and font size.

Which QR Code type should I choose?

If you expect the destination to change or want scan analytics, choose a Dynamic QR Code. Otherwise, a Static QR Code may be sufficient for permanent information.