Introducing Qrblox for Canva: QR codes inside your designs

Designers live in Canva. Yet the moment you need a QR code on a flyer, menu, or package, you usually bounce out to a separate generator, download a PNG, and drag it back in — and if the link ever changes, you reprint everything.

We’re fixing that. Qrblox for Canva brings QR code generation right into your Canva designs.

What it does

With the Qrblox app inside Canva you can:

• Generate a QR code without switching tabs. Paste a link, create the code, and drop it straight onto your design.
• Keep it on-brand. Add a center logo and high-contrast boost frames so the code matches the artwork and invites scans.
• Track and edit later. Every Qrblox code is dynamic — change where it points after the design is printed, and see how many people scan, all from your Qrblox account.

That last point is the big one. A normal QR code is permanent: print it and the destination is locked forever. A dynamic Qrblox code separates the printed image from the destination, so a single flyer can point to a summer menu today and a fall menu in September — no reprint, no new sticker.

Why it matters for designers and small businesses

• Restaurants can put one QR on the table tent and swap the menu seasonally.
• Realtors can keep a sign QR pointing at the current listing.
• Creators can route a poster QR to whatever they’re promoting this week.
• Agencies can hand clients editable codes instead of one-shot images.

And because the code lives in your Qrblox account, the analytics and editing follow you across Canva, the web, and the iPhone and Android apps.

Try it now

The Canva app is rolling out. In the meantime, you can already:

1. Create a free QR code for your website, Wi-Fi, menu, payment link, and more.
2. Save it to Qrblox to make it dynamic and trackable.
3. Manage everything in one place when the Canva app lands.

Want the full picture? See Qrblox for Canva and the all-in-one QR code generators.