SVG is generally the preferred format for QR codes, and here's why:

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) offers several key benefits. The biggest advantage is its scalability; SVGs can be resized without losing quality, making them ideal for various print sizes and digital platforms. They maintain sharp edges and clarity even when enlarged or reduced. Additionally, SVGs are flexible, allowing for easy modifications using design software if needed.

PNG (Portable Network Graphics), on the other hand, offers good image quality, especially for images with transparency. However, PNG is a format tied to a specific resolution. Resizing a PNG can result in pixelation, making it less versatile than SVG.

In conclusion, SVG is superior to most QR code applications due to its scalability and flexibility. However, consider using PNG if you only need a specific size and won't be resizing the QR code or if you prioritize a smaller file size and the image quality is sufficient for your needs.

Visit our QR Code Download guide for detailed information about the QR code formats.