Create a QR code with a gradient
Give your code a linear or radial gradient. It looks refined and stays scannable as long as contrast holds.
A gradient shades the modules from one colour to another. Pick linear or radial, set both colours and the rotation. Contrast to the background stays crucial: light gradients on a light ground scan poorly.
Stay with dark modules on a light ground. The built-in scan check flags low contrast immediately, so you combine looks and reliability.
Frequently asked questions
Do gradient codes scan reliably?
Yes, as long as the contrast between modules and background is high enough. The scan check verifies that for you.
Linear or radial — which is better?
Purely a matter of taste visually. Both work; in either case keep the module colours dark enough.