QR Code Maker is now available as a ChatGPT app

QR Code Maker is now a native app inside ChatGPT. Ask ChatGPT to make a QR code, and the interactive builder appears in the conversation — full styling controls, live preview, and high-quality PNG or SVG export without leaving the chat.

The listing is live on OpenAI's app directory: QRCM on ChatGPT.

How it works

Open any ChatGPT conversation and type a natural request, for example:

Help me make a QR code to fubo.tv/welcome

ChatGPT calls the QRCM app, which responds with an interactive widget pinned to the message. You can:

• Switch between nine quick-style presets (Classic, Ocean, Forest, Sunset, Purple, Gold, Midnight, Dark Ocean, Neon)
• Set custom foreground and background hex colors
• Upload a logo to embed in the center
• Pick one of six dot styles (Square, Rounded, Dots, Classy, Classy Rounded, Extra Rounded)
• Configure corner styles (outer/inner) and add an optional frame with a text label
• Download the result as PNG or SVG

Everything happens in-chat. No redirect, no signup prompt for basic use.

Supported content types

The widget recognizes seven QR content formats, matching the tools available on qr-code-maker.app/tools:

ChatGPT parses your natural-language request and fills the widget fields. You can override anything by editing the widget directly.

Why we shipped it

Short version: people already ask ChatGPT to make QR codes, and ChatGPT's answer until now has been to describe the steps or dump a block of code. That's a bad experience when the user just wants the image.

Putting a real builder inside ChatGPT closes that gap. The widget is the same rendering engine that powers qr-code-maker.app — same output quality, same format support, same free-to-use policy for static codes.

Privacy and data

The app runs the QR generation request against our service the same way the website does. We don't see your ChatGPT conversation history — only the specific content you're encoding into the QR code (the URL, WiFi credentials, text, etc.) is sent to our server, and only at the moment you generate or download.

Static QR codes — the kind you get from this app — contain the destination data directly in the pattern. They don't route through our servers when scanned. The image you download works forever, regardless of whether QR Code Maker or ChatGPT is online.

For the full privacy policy, see qr-code-maker.app/privacy.

When to use the ChatGPT app vs. the web app

Use QRCM in ChatGPT when:

• You're already in ChatGPT and want the QR code without context-switching
• You're experimenting with content (e.g., testing which URL to encode) and want a fast generate–review–regenerate loop
• You need a single code for a one-off purpose (a meeting invite, a WiFi code for guests, a contact card)

Use qr-code-maker.app when:

• You want a dynamic code that's editable after printing, with scan analytics
• You're creating codes at scale or want to save and organize them in a dashboard
• You need bulk generation, the API, or team collaboration
• You're on the Pro plan and want access to advanced frames, templates, and tracking

Dynamic QR codes — the ones that let you change the destination or monitor scans — require a QR Code Maker account. The ChatGPT app is currently static-only, which is deliberate: it's optimized for the fast, one-shot use case where the code and the content are ready at the moment of request.

Install

1. Open the QRCM listing in ChatGPT.
2. Click Connect.
3. Start a new conversation and ask for a QR code.

That's the whole setup.

What's next

We're tracking two follow-ups for this integration:

1. Dynamic QR support in-chat. Once our authenticated public API ships, we'll extend the ChatGPT app to let logged-in QR Code Maker users generate dynamic, trackable codes directly from the conversation.
2. More content types. Restaurant menus, Google Review shortcuts, and link-in-bio codes are supported on the web app (tools) but not yet in the ChatGPT widget. Expect those in a follow-up version.

If you hit an edge case or want a feature in the ChatGPT app, reply to this post or get in touch.

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Try the ChatGPT app now: QRCM on ChatGPT. Or skip the chat and start a free QR on the web — unlimited static codes, no credit card, no expiration.