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Higher levels allow the QR code to be scanned even if damaged or covered (e.g., by a logo), but result in a denser code.
Quiet zone (margin) around the QR matrix. ISO specification recommends at least 4 modules for reliable scanning. Applies to image exports (wallet cards retain a fixed 4-module quiet zone).
A QR code generator that stays free
Turn a Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet link into a QR code. People in the room scan it to join from their phone.
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Key Features
- Opens your online meeting
- Zoom, Teams and Google Meet links
- Made in your browser
How to Create a Meeting QR Code
Make a code that opens your online meeting.
Paste the meeting link
Copy the join link from your invitation.
Style it
Pick colors, shapes or a logo if you like.
Download it
Put the code on a slide, door sign or poster.
Frequently Asked Questions
The code holds the join link. It opens in the meeting app if it is installed, or in the browser. Passcodes, waiting rooms and registration work exactly as they do when someone clicks the link.
- A slide in a hybrid meeting or lecture.
- A sign on a meeting room door.
- A webinar poster.
- On a slide, make the code about a fifth of the slide height so the back row can scan it.
- Use a recurring meeting or personal room link for a code that stays up. One-off links expire.
- Paste the full link from the invitation, including https://, not only the meeting ID.
- Join once through the code from your own phone.
- If the link contains a passcode, anyone who sees the code can join, so keep the waiting room on for private meetings.
The link is put into the code in your browser and never sent to QRCraftly. Anyone who can see the code can use the link.
How QRCraftly keeps data in your browser