Question 1

Is the finished brick QR code scannable?

Accepted Answer

It is generated as a valid high-error-correction QR projection. Real-world lighting, color, and assembly still matter, so scan the Top / QR view and the finished model before putting it on display.

Question 2

Are the PDF instructions and CSV parts lists free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The construction PDF, general parts CSV, and LEGO Pick a Brick upload CSV are free to download.

Question 3

Does QR to Brick sell the bricks?

Accepted Answer

No. QR to Brick prepares the model and order files. You buy available parts from LEGO Pick a Brick or another supplier.

Question 4

Can I make a Wi-Fi QR model?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Add the network name, security type, and password. The password is encoded in the QR code and is not printed as plain text in the PDF; use a guest network because anyone who scans it may connect.

Question 5

Where is my QR content processed?

Accepted Answer

The generator runs in your browser. Your link, text, or Wi-Fi credentials are not uploaded to QR to Brick; leaving for an external parts supplier is a separate action.

Question 6

Which model styles are available?

Accepted Answer

Oak, cherry blossom, pine, city skyline, alpine peak, hilltop castle, bonsai, and lighthouse island are available now.

Question 7

Is QR to Brick an official LEGO product?

Accepted Answer

No. QR to Brick is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the LEGO Group.

Turn a QR code into a 3D brick model. Built to scan. Designed to display.

Trees, places, and small landmarks.