Marqam: QR Code on Photo

Marqam makes QR codes that look like they belong to you — and puts them on your own photos.

ON A PHOTO
Most QR apps hand you a black square. Marqam lets you place your code on a picture: drag it, resize it, rotate it, fade it, and export at the photo's own resolution. What you see on the canvas is exactly what gets saved. Ideal for a menu, a poster, a wedding card, a shop window, a table tent.

MAKE IT YOURS
Choose dot shapes and eye styles, set colours and gradients, drop your logo in the middle, and pick an error-correction level so it still scans with the logo in place.

SCAN ANYTHING
Point the camera at a QR code, or read one out of a picture you already have — a screenshot of an eSIM letter, a photo of a poster. Marqam also reads product barcodes: EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, ITF-14, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, Codabar and PDF417.

For a product barcode it tells you the number, the format, whether the GS1 check digit is valid, and which country the company registered its prefix in — all offline, with no lookup and no database. It says plainly that the prefix is where the company registered, not where the product was made.

EXPORT PROPERLY
PNG at a size you choose, or true vector SVG for a print shop. Transparent backgrounds when you want the code to sit on something else. Templates set the type, the look and the print size in one tap — guest Wi-Fi card, business card, table tent, sticker.

KEEP IT ORGANISED
Save codes to a library with titles, folders and favourites. Search across everything. Generate a whole batch from a list of lines in one pass.

ARABIC AND ENGLISH
Fully bilingual, following your phone's language, with proper right-to-left layout.

FREE, AND HONEST ABOUT IT
Every feature above is free. No ads. No account. No sign-up. No subscription. Your codes are stored on your device, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.

There is one optional $0.99 one-time purchase called Support Marqam. It unlocks nothing you need — it turns on iCloud sync of your saved codes across your own devices, and it says thank you. Everything else stays free whether you buy it or not.

The only thing in Marqam that ever leaves your device is the "Search the web" button on a scanned product barcode, which opens your browser with that number — and only when you tap it.