Telegram QR Code Generator
Turn your channel link into a QR card in Telegram's official colors — night blue × sky-blue accent, a white paper plane trailing a flight path across the card, scan to subscribe. The minimal layout makes the code the hero — personal sites, podcasts, and products going global all fit.
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Channel subscribe card
Updates reach them in one tap — scan to follow
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Group invite card
Community event materials — scan to join, zero friction
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Global business card
The blue users worldwide recognize — no language barrier
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 Telegram's colors
Official night blue #17212B (the Android dark-mode shade) × sky blue #2AABEE as the accent — white text on the daytime brand blue falls short on contrast, while night blue stays official and clears the line; the white paper plane with its dashed flight path means the scan itself is a "send"; the minimal layout with a large code makes subscribing a one-step path. 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 "Telegram" to the Agent to switch back anytime.
Where the scan lands
The destination
The channel or group invite
The code opens t.me/yourchannel — the channel preview loads with recent posts and a Join button.
What they see
Preview before joining
Public channels show a post preview in the browser — newcomers see the value before installing anything.
Login & friction
Preview free, join via app
The preview is logged-out friendly; joining happens in the Telegram app.
Print & color specs
Brand color
#2AABEE on white
Telegram’s sky blue — the paper-plane color — flat on white.
The QR zone
White pad, dark code
The QR zone keeps its white pad; the blue carries the brand, the contrast carries the scan.
Print sizes
Business card + A6
85×54mm for community handouts; A6 for meetups and event tables.
Telegram QR code — community owners actually ask
Can scanners see the channel before joining?
Yes — public channels and groups show a preview in the browser, logged out. The Join button is right there when they are convinced.
Can I switch between channel and group links?
Anytime. The card is a live link — point it at the announcement channel now, the discussion group later; every printed copy follows.
What size for community events?
85×54mm business cards for member handouts; A6 for meetup tables. Safe margins are built into the PDF.
More generators
One page per platform — walk in and the starting card already wears that platform's colors