QRCard AI

Reddit QR Code Generator

Turn your subreddit link into a QR card in Reddit's official colors — full-card orange-red × official dark text, Snoo the alien dropping by the corner, scan to join the discussion. The grid material is the feed's card stream — community building, product launches, and AMA events all fit.

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 Reddit's colors

The card floods with official orange-red #FF4500 × official dark #1A1A1B (the dark-mode pairing — white on orange-red only reaches 3.4:1, official dark is the right answer), and the dark pill with orange-red text is the upvote; Snoo the alien greets you from the corner with orange eyes, and the grid material is the feed's card stream. 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 "Reddit" to the Agent to switch back anytime.

Where the scan lands

The destination

A subreddit or your profile

The code opens the subreddit or user page — the post feed loads with join and follow buttons.

What they see

The community feed

Hot posts, member count, and the rules sidebar — the subreddit sells itself in one scroll.

Login & friction

Browsing needs no account

Subreddits and posts are public in the browser; joining is the only logged-in step.

Print & color specs

Brand color

#FF4500 on white

Reddit’s orangered — the upvote color — sharp on a white face.

The QR zone

White pad, dark code

The QR keeps its white pad; the orange votes, the code scans — clean division of labor.

Print sizes

Business card + A6

85×54mm for meetup swaps; A6 for community events and launch tables.

Reddit QR code — mods actually ask

Can the card open a specific post instead of the sub?

Yes — the subreddit for the community, a single AMA or launch post while it runs. The link is yours to move; the print stays.

Do redditors need an account to browse?

No. Subreddits and posts open logged-out in any browser; joining is the only step behind a login.

What size for meetups and AMAs?

85×54mm business cards at events; A6 signage at launch tables. Both export as PDF with print-safe margins.

More generators

One page per platform — walk in and the starting card already wears that platform's colors