QR Code Generator for Custom T-Shirts
Design a scannable QR code that looks great printed on fabric. Link your shirt to any URL, social profile, or hidden message.
Printing a QR code on a t-shirt turns a simple piece of clothing into a conversation starter, a marketing tool, or a creative personal statement. Whether you are promoting a band, running a pop-up shop, or just want your shirt to link to something fun, the QR code needs to be clean, high-contrast, and sized for reliable scanning.
Our QR code generator lets you create print-ready codes in seconds. Choose your colors, set a size that works for screen-printing or direct-to-garment (DTG) printing, and download a high-resolution PNG. No design software required.
Features
Custom Colors for Fabric
Set foreground and background colors that match your shirt color and ensure high contrast for reliable scanning on fabric.
Print-Ready Resolution
Download your QR code as a high-resolution PNG that won't pixelate when enlarged for screen-printing or DTG printing.
Any Content Type
Encode a website URL, Instagram handle, Spotify playlist, WiFi credentials, or a secret message — anything scannable.
How It Works
Paste the URL, social media link, or text you want the QR code to contain.
Pick a dark color for the QR modules and a light background that contrasts well against your shirt fabric color.
Choose a resolution large enough for your print method. For t-shirts, 1000×1000 pixels or higher is recommended.
Save the PNG and send it to your printer or upload it to your print-on-demand service.
Why Put a QR Code on a T-Shirt?
QR codes on apparel serve a wide range of purposes. Musicians and bands print codes that link to their latest album or merch store. Small businesses use them at trade shows and events to drive traffic to landing pages without handing out flyers. Event organizers print codes on staff shirts that link to schedules, maps, or registration pages.
For personal use, QR code shirts make great gifts — encode a photo album, a video message, or an inside joke that only the recipient will scan. At hackathons and tech conferences, developers print codes linking to their GitHub profile or portfolio.
The key to a good QR code shirt is contrast. Dark codes on light shirts (or vice versa) scan best. Avoid placing the code over seams, folds, or areas that bunch up when worn. A minimum printed size of 2×2 inches ensures reliable scanning from a comfortable distance.
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