Tip: a short link makes a simpler code that scans faster from across a room.
Guests scan to join. Great for waiting rooms and event halls.
Look and feel
Your logo or image
Frame and call to action
PDF print size:
Always test-scan with two phones before you print. Static codes like these never expire.
Why people use QR Medic
Most free QR sites hide the good parts behind a sign-up, or quietly route your code through their servers so they can switch it off later. These codes point straight to your link and keep working forever.
Your brand on every code
Logo in the center, your colors, rounded dots, a frame and a call to action. PNG for slides, SVG for print.
Medical ID wallet card
Allergies, medications, conditions and an emergency contact in a card you print and fold. Works with no internet.
Built for stages and clinics
High-contrast defaults and a scan check so the back row of an auditorium or a waiting room can read it.
QR Medic Pro Private beta
The free tool stays free. Pro adds the features that need a server: codes you can change after printing, and numbers on who scanned them.
- Unlimited static QR codes
- Logo, colors, dot and corner styles
- Frames and captions
- PNG and SVG downloads
- Medical ID wallet card
- Dynamic codes: change the destination any time, even after printing
- Scan analytics: count, city, device, day
- CSV export of every scan
- Saved brand kit (coming)
- Bulk codes from a spreadsheet (coming)
- AI art QR codes blended into an image
- Clinic and event kits
- Speaker deck QR packs
- Priority support
Questions
Is it really free? What is the catch?
The QR maker and the medical ID card are free with no account. Pro will pay for the parts that cost money to run, like editable codes and scan analytics.
Will my code stop working?
No. These are static codes: your link is written into the pattern itself. There is no redirect through QR Medic that could expire or be switched off.
Does a logo break the code?
A logo covers part of the pattern, so QR Medic switches to high error correction automatically, which lets the code survive up to about 30% damage. Keep the logo at the default size or smaller and always test-scan.
Is my medical information private?
Nothing leaves your browser. The flip side: the information is printed inside the code, so anyone holding your card can scan and read it. Include only what a first responder needs, and do not include your Social Security number or insurance ID.
Will first responders scan it?
Many will, but practice varies. Keep a written allergy and medication list on the card as well, and set up the Medical ID feature on your phone so it shows on the lock screen.
Built by an ER doctor, not a marketing team
QR Medic is part of DR GPT™ Labs, the ventures hub of Harvey Castro, MD, MBA: emergency physician, healthcare AI keynote speaker and author of over 45 books.