QR Code Art That Actually Scans

It's in the works. QR art has to stay reliably scannable, so we're getting that right before switching it on — tap the button and we'll message you the moment it's live.

That's the whole point — a QR code that looks great but doesn't scan is useless. The launch version is being tuned so it scans first time across phones.

Any link or text — a menu, a booking page, your socials, a wifi password, an event page — styled to match your brand.

Your photos are used only to create your result and are kept private. They are never used to train AI models, never shared, and never sold — and you can ask us to delete your photos and chat history at any time.

Everything is priced in credits — a basic edit is 1 credit, a passport photo 12, a video 4–6. Buy a pack once and spend the credits across any service. Credits never expire mid-pack, and new users get a few free credits to try it out first.

No app. PixZap works entirely inside WhatsApp — tap the button (or scan the QR code) to open a chat, send your photo, and get your result back in the same conversation.

One number handles everything — just tell it what you want (e.g. “restore this photo”) and it routes you to the right tool. The buttons and QR codes on this page open that chat with the right request pre-filled.

Free trial results carry a small PixZap watermark. Buy any credit pack or subscription and every result is delivered clean, with no watermark — professional deliverables like passport photos, headshots and product shots are never watermarked.

Tell us in the chat — you can re-run an edit with tweaks, and if a paid result genuinely did not work we will refund the credits.