A QR code is useless if it leaves the screen before anyone reaches for a phone.
Paste a link and the template builds the code, reveals it with a label and caption, then holds it for as long as you set. Use it as the closing seconds of a video, or as the loop on a screen behind a stand.
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What people use it for
- End cards on video — The last few seconds are the only moment a viewer will scan anything, so the hold matters.
- Screens at events and in shops — A code that arrives with movement gets noticed in a room where a poster would not.
- Menus, offers and sign-up links — One template covers every code you need, and they all end up looking like the same brand.
What you can change
- URL or text to encode
- Label and caption
- QR colour and QR background
- Card colour
- Accent and background colour
- Atmosphere
- Hold time in seconds
- 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9
- Up to 4K, no watermark on paid plans
- Transparent background (WebM)
- Your fonts and brand colours
Frequently asked questions
How do I make an animated QR code video?
Paste the link you want encoded, add a label and caption, then render. The code is generated from what you typed and the finished video downloads straight from the browser.
How long should a QR code stay on screen?
Give people at least five seconds to notice it, get their phone out and line up the shot. The hold time is a field, so set it to fit your edit.
Can I change the colour of the QR code?
Yes. The code colour and the square it sits on are separate fields. Keep strong contrast between the two or phone cameras will struggle to read it.
Can it encode something other than a link?
Yes. The field takes plain text as well as a URL, so it can carry a short message or a code instead of a web address.
