SVGSketch Plugin

QR / Barcode plugin

Create QR codes and barcodes as vector artwork you can place, size, and style inside an SVGSketch document.

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Quick answer

The QR / Barcode plugin is an SVG QR code generator and barcode generator for SVGSketch. It creates QR codes and 1D barcodes as editable SVG, so the result stays crisp at any size.

Steps at a glance

  1. Enter the code value

    Type the URL, text, or numeric value to encode.

  2. Pick the format

    Choose QR or a supported 1D barcode format.

  3. Place the SVG code

    Insert the generated code into the SVGSketch document.

Generate codes as vector artwork

The plugin creates QR codes and 1D barcodes as SVG shapes instead of images. That keeps edges sharp for print, packaging mockups, event signs, documentation, and product labels.

You can scale the result, align it with other artwork, and export it with the rest of the design from the same SVGSketch file.

Control format and sizing in context

Use QR codes for URLs and short text, or choose a 1D barcode format such as Code 128 or UPC when the design needs a scannable linear code.

Because the code is generated in the editor, you can check quiet zones, placement, contrast, and surrounding labels without switching tools.

Included workflows

QR codes

Encode URLs or text as editable square SVG modules.

1D barcodes

Create linear barcodes such as Code 128 and UPC for labels and mockups.

Artwork integration

Place the code beside logos, labels, and layout elements on the same canvas.

Custom dimensions

Set sizing in the plugin, then scale or align the SVG output visually.

Related SVGSketch resources

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FAQ

Does the plugin create SVG QR codes?

Yes. QR codes are generated as SVG shapes, so they stay sharp and editable in SVGSketch.

Can I make Code 128 barcodes?

Yes. The plugin supports 1D barcode workflows including Code 128 and other common formats.

Can I style the generated code?

Yes. The output is SVG artwork, so you can scale, position, and style it in the editor.

Open your SVG in SVGSketch

Start with a blank canvas, import an SVG, or use the editor as a conversion and cleanup step.

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