Download QR code

Open the QR designer, choose colors and formats, and export one or more OmniLab Smart Link QR codes.

Turn a OmniLab Smart Link into a QR code you can brand, size, and hand to your designer or printer. You'll open the QR designer, style the code, and download one QR code or a ZIP with selected variants.

Before you begin

  • The OmniLab Smart Link is active.
  • The destination has already been tested.
  • If you plan to export variant QR codes, the variants already exist.

Assets you'll need

You can place a custom logo in the center of the QR code.

QR Custom Icon

Optional

A logo placed in the center of a QR code — auto-sized to about 15% of the code.

  • Optional
  • Size150 × 150 px
  • Aspect ratio1:1
  • FormatsPNG / JPG

Keep it small and simple so the code still scans reliably.

Examples

For every image spec in one place, see Image & asset specs.

Where to open the QR designer

Open the OmniLab Smart Link detail page, then click Download QR. The QR designer opens for that OmniLab Smart Link.

You'll find Download QR in the page header, next to the main OmniLab Smart Link actions.

OmniLab Smart Link details with status, public URL, destination, and the Download QR button

What you can customize

The QR designer lets you set:

OptionWhat it does
Foreground colorSets the dark parts of the QR code
Background colorSets the light parts of the QR code
Custom IconAn optional PNG or JPG (up to 2 MB) centered in the code; the designer shows the file size and auto-scales it to 15% of the QR
Show Smartlink labelAdds a text label under the downloaded QR code
File formatChoose PNG (a standard image) or SVG (scales without losing sharpness)
PNG sizeWhen you pick PNG, choose a size preset from 512px (Small) up to 4000px (Maximum)
Variants in one ZIPDownloads the main QR code together with the selected variant QR codes

Download a QR code

Go to the OmniLab Smart Link you want to distribute and click Download QR.

Choose colors

Set the Foreground and Background colors, then check the live Preview panel.

Design QR Code dialog with colors, variant list, formats, preview, and download actions

Add a custom icon or label (optional)

Under Custom Icon, drop a file or click browse. The designer shows the image size and auto-scales it to 15% of the QR code, and the preview updates so you can see the mark in context.

Turn on Show Smartlink label to add a text label under the code in the downloaded file.

Design QR Code with Custom Icon, size and scale notes, and preview showing the mark in the QR

Choose the file format

Under Formats, open File Format and pick PNG or SVG.

  • Choose PNG for a standard downloadable image file.
  • Choose SVG when the artwork may need to scale up for larger print or design work.

File Format dropdown showing PNG and SVG in the Design QR Code dialog

Pick a PNG size if needed

When you pick PNG, open QR Code Size and choose a preset. The list runs from 512px (Small) up to 4000px (Maximum), with Medium, Large, and Extra Large in between.

Choose the smallest size that still suits the final use, then test the exported QR code before launch.

QR Code Size dropdown with PNG presets from 512px Small through 4000px Maximum

Include variants when needed

If the OmniLab Smart Link has variants, select the ones you want to include.

When one or more variants are selected, OmniLab downloads a ZIP with the main OmniLab Smart Link QR code plus the selected variant QR codes.

Download and test the final files

Download the QR code or ZIP, then scan the exact exported file from a phone before it goes to print or to another team.

How variant downloads work

The main OmniLab Smart Link QR code points to the base link — for example /l/spring-launch.

Each selected variant QR code points to its own variant link, with the placement identifier added at the end — for example /l/spring-launch?v=food-court.

That is what makes variant-level reporting possible later in Scans by Variant.

Design tips that improve scanning

  • keep strong contrast between foreground and background
  • test logo versions carefully before printing
  • choose SVG for artwork that must scale up
  • leave enough white space around the QR code in the final layout
  • test both the main QR code and any variant QR codes

Start simple, then brand

For a first launch, download a plain black-on-white QR code, test it, and only then add brand colors, a logo, or a label. It is the fastest way to separate design choices from redirect problems.

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