Add QR to Image
betaThis free Add QR to Image tool drops a QR code — pointing at any text or URL you type — onto a corner of your photo or graphic, sized however you like. The image and the QR are generated on your device, so nothing you add ever leaves your browser.
How to use Add QR to Image
- 1 Drop an image, click to browse, or paste one with ⌘V / Ctrl+V.
- 2 Type the text or URL the QR code should encode.
- 3 Pick a corner, drag the Size slider, and toggle the White card backing on or off.
- 4 Click Add QR, then download the finished image — it never leaves your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Is my image or QR content uploaded anywhere?
No. Both the QR code and the combined image are generated locally in your browser, so your picture and the link or text you encode stay on your device.
Where can I place the QR code?
In any of the four corners — top left, top right, bottom left or bottom right — and you can set its size as a percentage of the image.
What is the white card backing for?
It puts the QR on a solid white panel so scanners can read it reliably even over busy or dark parts of the image. You can turn it off if you prefer.
Does it work offline?
Yes. PDFPowerHub is a PWA, so after the first load you can add QR codes to images with no internet connection.