A VK QR code sends people straight to your VK profile, community page, event or wall post with a single scan from a phone camera. The code stores the exact vk.com URL published by the platform. People who scan it can open the destination in their default browser or the VK app and follow, join or interact right away. For platform guidance, see the VK Help Center and the VK Developers.
VK’s in-app sign-in QR for account login is different from a VK account QR code made for sharing on print material. This version is the one you place on cards, posters or flyers so anyone can open your profile, community or event page. Add your logo, brand colours and AI-generated designs so the code matches your creator identity, business material, event collateral or community promotions.
Copy your VK profile, community, event or post URL, customise the code with your logo and AI-generated designs, then download it in PNG, SVG or PDF for print or digital use.
Copy the link from your VK profile, community page, event or wall post. You can use vk.com/<id>, vk.com/<short-name>, vk.com/club<id>, vk.com/event<id>, or vk.com/wall<id>_<post>. Each format opens a different VK destination.
Add your logo, brand colours and pixel patterns. Choose from 1200+ templates or create QR Art to match your creator brand, business promotion, event flyer or gaming poster. A recognisable design helps build trust at the moment of scan.
Export in PNG, SVG or PDF. Print it on bio cards, shop signage, event flyers, conference badges or campaign material. Test the scan first on iOS and Android, both with and without the VK app installed, to make sure the destination opens properly.
Turn any VK URL into a one-scan entry point, add your logo and AI-generated designs, track scans across printed placements, and update the destination without reprinting.
See how many people scan your VK QR code and where they scan it from. Real-time dashboards help you measure performance across cards, signage, flyers, badges and posters.
Track VK scans
Turn long VK URLs into short links with UTM parameters. Compare placements across cards, signage and flyers, and keep campaign links easier to manage.
Shorten VK links
Add your logo, brand colours and QR Art to each VK code. Use 1200+ templates for creators, businesses, events, communities and multi-platform campaigns.
Customise your VK QR
While a VK QR code helps you reach Russian-language audiences, an Instagram QR opens your visual profile for broader global visibility. Use both on creator bio cards.
Open the visual profile
Alongside VK’s regional reach, a Facebook QR can direct people to your wider Meta presence. This pairing works well on cards for diaspora audiences and international outreach.
Open the Facebook page
If your audience spans Russian and Chinese platforms, a WeChat QR can complement your VK QR for multi-region communication across both ecosystems.
Reach the WeChat audience
An email QR opens a pre-filled message in the user’s mail app, while a VK QR opens your profile or community page. Use both on business cards and outreach material.
Capture email opt-ins
On a creator or business card, the VK QR can open your social presence while the vCard QR saves your full contact details directly to the phone address book.
Save creator contact
Unlike a generic website QR, a VK QR code points to a specific vk.com profile, community, event or post. Use both when you want social reach plus a broader web destination.
Open any webpageReaching Russian-language audiences with VK QR codes
To create a QR code for a VK profile or community, copy the relevant VK URL such as vk.com/<id>, vk.com/<short-name>, vk.com/club<id>, vk.com/event<id>, or vk.com/wall<id>_<post>, then paste it into QR Code AI. The generated code sends scanners directly to that VK destination. You can also add your logo, brand colours and pixel styling to match your campaign or creator identity.
Yes. VK QR codes are free to create on QR Code AI. You can generate the code, customise it with your logo, brand colours and AI-designed templates, then download it in PNG, SVG or PDF without watermarks. Most VK QR codes are dynamic by default, so you can edit the destination later and track each scan with country, device, browser and timestamp data.
VK QR codes support standard vk.com URLs, including vk.com/<id> for default profiles, vk.com/<short-name> for custom profile names, vk.com/club<id> for communities, vk.com/event<id> for events, vk.com/wall<id>_<post> for individual posts, and vk.cc short links created through VK’s official link shortener. As long as the URL is publicly shareable, it can usually be encoded into the QR code.
Yes. A VK QR code can open groups, communities, events and individual posts when you encode the correct VK URL. Community pages usually use vk.com/club<id> or vk.com/<short-name>, events use vk.com/event<id>, and wall posts use vk.com/wall<owner-id>_<post-id>. The scan result depends entirely on the exact link stored inside the code.
A VK QR code is usually the better fit for Russian-language audiences because it sends users to a vk.com profile, community, event or post within a platform widely used in that ecosystem. A Facebook QR is more suitable when the target audience is broader and more global. If your campaign spans both audience groups, printing both codes together can improve reach without forcing users onto the wrong platform.
To sign in to VK with a QR code, open vk.com on desktop and select the QR sign-in option near the login form. VK will show a temporary login QR on the screen. Then open the VK mobile app, use its QR scanning feature, and scan that code. Once the app confirms the request, the desktop session signs in automatically. This login QR is different from a shareable profile or community QR.