YouTube QR Code Generator
Turn your channel link into a QR card in YouTube's official colors — full-card red × white text, with the reason to subscribe printed right on the face, scan to land on the channel page. Print it on merch, drop it into your end screens, stick it on event posters — one entry point, reused everywhere.
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Channel subscribe card
Drop it into your end screen — viewers scan straight to the subscribe page
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Video promo card
On business cards and posters — scan to watch the latest video
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Livestream teaser card
Announce your stream time at offline events — swap the link right before going live
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 YouTube's colors
The card floods with official red #FF0033 × white text, and the white pill with red text is the subscribe button — the logo's white-on-red blown up to a full card; the paper grain lends the saturated red a printed texture, a white play button in the top-right corner rounds it off, and wine-dark code dots echo the brand red. 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 "YouTube" to the Agent to switch back anytime.
Where the scan lands
The destination
Your channel page
The code opens youtube.com/@your-handle — the subscribe button sits right above the fold.
What they see
Videos, playlists, proof
Latest uploads, channel banner, subscriber count — everything that convinces in one glance.
Login & friction
Watch free, subscribe in one tap
Anyone can watch logged out; subscribing is one tap for YouTube users — no app install needed.
Print & color specs
Brand color
#FF0033 full-card red
YouTube’s official red floods the card; white text keeps the contrast, and the pill button mirrors the subscribe UI.
The QR zone
White pad, dark code
The QR sits on a white pad whatever the palette — the scannability line that never moves.
Print sizes
Business card + A6
85×54mm slides into merch tags and end-screen shots; A6 posters next to the venue wifi.
YouTube QR code — creators actually ask
Can I point it at one video instead of the channel?
Yes — the card is a live link. Use the channel URL for the subscribe card, or a specific video URL when you are promoting one upload; swap anytime without reprinting.
Do viewers need the YouTube app to scan in?
No. The scan opens the channel in any mobile browser; the app takes over only if it is installed. Logged-out viewers can still watch and see the subscribe button.
What size prints best for merch and end screens?
85×54mm business-card size for tags, packaging inserts, and end-screen close-ups; A6 for venue posters. 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