Open your Word document
Choose a DOCX or drop it onto the upload area. The tool lists the paragraphs you can use as QR content or as an insertion point.
Add a scannable QR code to a Word document using a paragraph, a website address, or contact details.
Choose a DOCX or drop it onto the upload area. The tool lists the paragraphs you can use as QR content or as an insertion point.
Select a paragraph, paste a website address, or enter contact details on separate lines. Place the code before or after a paragraph, or at either end of the document.
Check the preview and its encoded text. Set the square width in millimeters, then download your Word copy and print it at actual size.
Use the words already in a paragraph. The preview shows the exact text that the code carries.
Paste the full URL, including any query string and fragment. A reader can use the printed code to reach that destination.
Put a name, email address, and phone number on separate lines. Their line breaks stay in the encoded text.
Encode one paragraph and place the QR beside another. Insert it at the start or end when it belongs to the whole document.
The selected width includes the white border around the square. The embedded picture has that physical width in Word.
The QR is embedded as a picture. Keep editing the text around it, move the picture, or print the document without fetching an external image.
Print a test page at 100% or Actual Size and scan the paper at the distance your readers will use. Check the full address or each line of contact text. A long address or several lines of text produce a denser code. Give it more space on the page if your camera has trouble reading it.
Leave the white border intact when cropping or moving the picture. If you need a separate QR image for a sign or label, use the QR Code Generator. For other artwork on the page, use Resize Image for Printing to set its printed dimensions.
The code contains the text or website address shown in the preview. To share an online copy, enter its existing sharing link and check that recipients can open it.
Paragraph mode reads the visible words. If the paragraph displays a label such as “Event details”, paste the destination into Website URL to encode the link.
The QR contains plain text with the line breaks you entered. A scanner may display the lines as text or offer actions for a recognized phone number or email address.
The embedded picture keeps the content it had when you downloaded the document. Create a new code if the destination or the contact details change.
The browser reads the DOCX and builds the QR image on your device. The downloaded copy includes the image and the document’s existing content.