Canva can absolutely make a QR code — if the code is a plain website link going inside a Canva design. Here is the how, and the honest boundary line.
It is URL-only. No WiFi codes, no vCards, no pre-filled email or WhatsApp, no calendar events. Design control is basic colour only — no pattern shapes, eye styling, gradients or logo-in-code. And there is no standalone high-res export: the code lives inside a Canva design.
Make the code here — any of 20 types, styled, with your logo — download the transparent PNG or SVG, and drag it into Canva like any image. You keep Canva for layout and get a code Canva cannot make. (Canva's codes are static, like ours; for codes you can repoint after printing, that is the £10 editable code.)
Yes — URL codes via its QR app, dropped into designs. It cannot make WiFi, vCard, event or other typed codes, and styling is basic.
No — they are static URL codes, permanent like any static code. The destination page is the only thing that can die.
Generate it here with logo/colours, download the transparent PNG (or SVG), and drag it into your Canva design as an image.
20 types, logos, colours and print-ready files — free, no signup, generated in your browser.
Open the generatorMake it editable first — £10 once, repoint forever, no subscription.