GitHub QR Code Generator
Turn your repo link into a QR card in GitHub's official colors — midnight base × code green, scan to land on the repo. Tech talks, conference posters, open source merch: a project entry point that looks far better than a wall of URL.
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Repo showcase card
At tech talks and conferences — scan and you're at the README
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Open source card
On stickers and merch — contributors scan and jump in
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Dev business card
Print your profile repos on the back of the card
Instant QR code — paste your link
Drawn locally in your browser as you type — nothing is uploaded. For a plain code this is enough; to wrap the same link into a printable branded card, the workbench below already wears this platform's colors.
Why this card wears GitHub's colors
GitHub's midnight base #0D1117 paired with code green #3FB950 — that streak of terminal green developers recognize on sight; the grid material salutes the contribution graph, the commit-cell art in the top-right corner doubles the theme, and the floating code area lights up against the dark base. The code area stays dark-on-white (the scannability red line) — no color change ever breaks the scan. Want your own style? Pick any base palette in Step 3 to replace it; say "GitHub" to the Agent to switch back anytime.
Where the scan lands
The destination
Your repository page
The code opens the repo — README, star count, and the clone button load in one screen.
What they see
README is the landing page
The project description, badges, and install snippet you already wrote do the convincing.
Login & friction
Public repos, zero login
Public repositories open for anyone — no GitHub account needed to read, star, or clone.
Print & color specs
Brand color
#3FB950 on #0D1117
GitHub’s green and dark-canvas pairing — the contribution-graph color on the code editor’s night tone.
The QR zone
White pad, dark code
The QR zone keeps a white pad even in dark themes — contrast is the scannability line.
Print sizes
Business card for conferences
85×54mm is the standard for meetups and conference swaps; A6 for booth signage and hackathon tables.
GitHub QR code — maintainers actually ask
Can it point at a specific README section or release?
Yes — any GitHub URL works: the repo root, a release page, an issue, or a README anchor. Swap the destination whenever the campaign changes; no reprinting.
Do scanners need a GitHub account?
No. Public repos, releases, and READMEs open for anyone in the browser — starring needs a login, reading does not.
What size prints best for meetups?
85×54mm business cards for the classic swap; A6 signage for booths. Both export with print-safe margins for home printers.
More generators
One page per platform — walk in and the starting card already wears that platform's colors