Free packaging tool
QR Code Generator
Turn any link into a QR code you can print on packaging. Paste your store, product page, menu, or review link, pick a size and color, and download a high-resolution PNG. No signup, no expiry. Teal can print it straight into your custom run from a 50-unit minimum.
Key Takeaway
The free QR Code Generator turns any link into a print-ready QR code for packaging: paste a store, product page, menu, or review link, pick a size, color, and error-correction level, and download a high-resolution PNG with no signup and no expiry. Teal Packaging, a US-based packaging supplier, can print the code straight into a custom packaging run from a 50-unit minimum with free dieline design and a digital proof, including serialized anti-counterfeit QR codes that resolve to its /verify/ checker. Brands use QR codes on boxes and mylar bags for reorders, menus, authenticity checks, and post-purchase content.
Questions or ready for a quote? Contact Teal Packaging at info@tealpackaging.com or (224) 546-8325.
Print size & contrast
Keep a QR at least 0.8 x 0.8 inches for hand scanning, larger for shelf. Leave a clear quiet-zone margin, and use dark modules on a light background. Download at high resolution so the code stays crisp at print size.
Point it somewhere useful
Send the scan to a product page, how-to video, reordering link, review page, or digital menu. The QR encodes the URL directly, so it works with no app and never expires as long as the page is live.
Need verification, not just a link?
A plain QR proves nothing about authenticity. For brand protection, Teal offers serialized anti-counterfeit codes where each item verifies as genuine and copied codes are flagged.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a QR code for my packaging?
Paste the link you want the code to open (your store, product page, menu, or review page), pick a size and color, and download the QR as a high-resolution PNG. Add it to your packaging artwork, or send it to Teal and we print it into your run. The code stays valid as long as the destination URL does not change.
What size should a QR code be on a package?
A good rule is at least 0.8 x 0.8 inches (about 2 x 2 cm) for a code scanned at arm's length, and larger for shelf or window display. Keep a quiet margin of clear space around it, use dark modules on a light background for contrast, and download at high resolution so it stays crisp at print size.
Do these QR codes expire or need a subscription?
No. This generator makes a static QR that encodes your URL directly, so there is no account, no tracking redirect, and nothing to expire. The code works as long as the page it points to is live. For serialized, verifiable anti-counterfeit codes, Teal offers a separate unique-code system.
Can Teal print the QR code on my packaging?
Yes. Teal is a US-based custom packaging supplier that prints QR codes directly onto custom boxes, mailers, mylar bags, pouches, and labels as part of your run, from a 50-unit minimum, with free dieline design and free US shipping. Volume pricing starts from $0.44 per unit.