QR Converter iconWeave your GIF into a QR.

Every QR dot flips light or dark against the artwork beneath it on each frame, keeping the pattern visible while your GIF shows through.

Make your QR in seven steps

  1. Upload your desired image or GIF.
  2. Paste the desired source URL or link.
  3. Choose your dot style.
  4. Upload a PNG for custom QR eyes (optional).
  5. Check the brightness and contrast of your uploads.
  6. Test-scan the example when possible to avoid wasting free-trial generations.
  7. Generate your QR and download it.

Your creations aren’t saved: QR codes, images, and design settings are not saved in the app or on a server.

Your QR does not expire: the link or data is embedded in the QR itself. Anything you make—even during the free trial—is yours to keep.

Shorter links produce simpler QR patterns and scan more easily.

Small matrix dot shape
3,782 Unicode emoji options across every keyboard category.
Optional image inside every dot

Your PNG is centre-cropped into the selected shape.

Finder eye styling

Ball choices are filtered to fit the selected frame while keeping a clear light ring.

Optional PNG inside each eye ball

The image is masked to the compatible ball shape you choose.

5 free left

Choose an image and add a link to begin.

Your image and link are processed in this page and aren’t uploaded.

Fused, not pastedYour selected shape or image becomes the QR’s data elements while the artwork stays visible underneath.
Test before postingScan the downloaded GIF from another screen at its final display size.
Use the direct linkA short destination usually scans faster than a long tracking URL.

Feedback

Image too large

This image is larger than the converter’s safe processing limit.

Auto Resize may not work for all images, especially complex animated GIFs.

Preview crop

See exactly how the image will be trimmed inside the selected shape.

120%

Higher values zoom in and trim more from the image edges.

Full emoji keyboard

Every fully qualified Unicode Emoji 15.1 entry, including variants. Emoji keep their full color over a high-contrast matrix base.