Create and style your QR in QR Rapid, export it as SVG, then place it into Figma, Illustrator or InDesign. Build the layout in the tools you already use—and with supported dynamic QR codes, update destinations and review scan activity after the work ships.
Pick the destination, then set pattern, corners, colour and logo to suit the brand.
SVG scales with the artboard. Raster formats are there for slides and screens.
The same way you place a logo or an icon. Nothing to install.
Set it in the hierarchy with type, image and margins like any other element.
Specify the code the way you'd specify a logo lockup: a defined treatment that belongs to the system and repeats consistently across every application.
Once artwork is approved and distributed, reopening it is expensive: new proofs, new sign-off, new files to chase.
For supported dynamic QR types, the destination lives in QR Rapid, not in the artwork. If the page behind the code changes, you update it there. The layout and the printed code stay as they are.
Yes. Export it from QR Rapid as SVG and place it like any other file. There's no plugin; it's a file-based workflow.
Use SVG for layout work. It scales with the artboard, so you can set the code at whatever size the layout needs. PNG and JPEG are there for slides and screens, and PDF is also available from the Download menu.
They can. Low contrast, a large logo, or type and artwork crowding the modules all make a code harder to read. Keep dark modules on a light ground, keep a clear quiet zone, and scan the exported file before it goes into the layout.
There's no single minimum. It depends on how far away people scan from, how much the code contains and how it's styled. Set the code at its final size, keep the quiet zone clear, and scan a printed proof before a large run.
For supported dynamic QR types, yes. The destination lives in QR Rapid, not in the artwork, so you update it there and the printed code stays as it is. Static codes encode the destination directly and cannot be changed after printing.
Yes. Give each placement its own dynamic QR code and use distinct names for each execution. QR Rapid records analytics for dynamic codes, so separate codes let you analyze how different placements perform in Statistics.
Style it, export it and bring it into your existing design workflow.