FLEXIQR / SVG
QR codes that stay sharp. SVG and PDF.
Export a QR code as SVG or PDF on Mac. Keep clean edges for business cards, menus, packaging and posters without enlarging a small bitmap.
Try it on your Mac ↗3-day trial in the app · Pro options in the App Store
Choose the format for the destination
SVG is useful in compatible design applications and websites. PDF is useful for handing artwork to a printer. PNG works well when a layout needs a raster image or transparent background. JPEG uses lossy compression, so check edges carefully.
Copy SVG into your workflow
FlexiQR on Mac can copy SVG directly. Paste it into a compatible application, keep the proportions and preserve the clear margin. If the destination does not accept SVG from the clipboard, export an SVG file and import it instead.
Vector does not guarantee a successful scan
A sharp code can still fail if it is too small, low contrast or obscured by a logo. Test the final design at actual size with multiple phones. FlexiQR checks decode readability, but does not certify a printer, paper or viewing distance.
A good QR code starts here.
⌘At home on your Mac.
A native macOS workspace for your colors, your content and your next idea. Download from the Mac App Store and explore the trial in the app.
Get FlexiQR for Mac ↗Mac prices and available Pro plans are shown in the App Store and in the app. Windows purchasing opens after release.
In developmentNext stop: Windows.
We’re bringing FlexiQR to Windows 10 and 11. It’s still in development. Leave your email for a launch update.
Keep me posted →
GUIDES / 24.10.2026A browser tool can be a good choice for one simple QR. A desktop app becomes useful when design control, editable projects and several export formats matter.
Read the guide ↗