Make Your QR

Most Telegram QR bots hand back a plain black-and-white square; Make Your QR treats the code itself as something worth designing. After /start, a pasted link is enough to get a scannable QR code back — but the real point of this bot is the customization layered on top: pick the module color from presets or type a custom HEX/RGB value, switch the module shape from the default squares to rounded dots, strip the white background for placing the code over a colored design, and drop a small logo into the center for branding.

The output is delivered as an uncompressed PNG at a resolution meant for print, not just on-screen display — useful if the code is headed for a poster, a business card or packaging rather than only a chat message. According to its creator, the encoded link points directly to the destination with no redirect through a third-party shortening or tracking server, which matters for anything sensitive or when an intermediary that could disappear later and break the code is best avoided.

It is a solo-developer project rather than a corporate one, and the interface is Russian-first, so English speakers will need to experiment a little. For anyone who wants a QR code that looks intentional rather than default, though, it is one of the few bots in this category that bothers with design at all.