NFC

Creating QR Code

Content

QR Code Name

The name will help you quickly find the QR code in history

Design presets

One-click styles — all stay scannable

Preview

Preview

QR code will appear here after generation

NFC Fallback QR Code Generator | Backup for NFC Tags

A near-field QR code duplicates the same content stored on a physical NFC chip, giving a camera-scan fallback for anyone without NFC support or facing a damaged tag.

What is this QR code?

A near-field QR code encodes the same data typically written to a physical NFC tag (an NDEF message), represented as a QR code for devices without an NFC reader.

Best use cases

  • ✓A museum exhibit with an NFC tag and a duplicate QR code for visitors without NFC on their phone.
  • ✓A product poster with the same link as the packaging's embedded NFC chip.
  • ✓An event poster where NFC wristbands are mirrored with a QR code for guests without one.
  • ✓Equipment with an NFC tag for service info, backed up with a QR code in case the chip is damaged.

How to generate your QR code

1

Select 'NFC Fallback' as your QR code type.

2

Enter the same content or link stored on your NFC tag.

3

Customize the colors and shape if desired.

4

Download your QR code and place it alongside the NFC tag.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why not just rely on the NFC tag alone?

A QR code fallback covers visitors whose phones lack NFC or whose tag is damaged, without requiring a special chip.

Does scanning the QR code work the same as tapping the NFC tag?

It delivers the same content, but requires actively scanning with a camera rather than simply tapping the device.