House and map pin shapes, and a coffee cup frame

Two new shapes in the Shapes tab, and a new frame in the Frame tab. All three are free.

House

A square body with a roof, a chimney, and a door. Your QR code sits in the body, and the roof and walls are filled with modules in your dot style and color, so the house reads as one picture.

It suits for-sale signs, open-house flyers, and property listings. The Real Estate template puts it in navy with a Scan for listing band.

Map pin

The QR code sits in the round head of a map pin, with modules down to the tip. Put it on a shop window, a flyer, or a business card with a Google Maps link, and people know what they get before they scan. Start from the Find Us template.

Coffee cup frame

A mug with a handle, steam, and a saucer, with the code in the cup and a label underneath. It is made for menus, table tents, and takeaway cups. The Café Menu template sets it up in brown and cream with Scan for menu.

The colour outside the cup is separate from the code's background. Change it under Frame → Color → Around the cup.

Longer labels

Frame labels now hold up to 24 characters, up from 16. Longer labels shrink to fit the band.

Still scannable

Each shape keeps the real QR code whole, with a clear margin around it. We test every shape as PNG, JPG, and SVG, with long links and with a logo, printed as small as 2.5 cm across.