Audio QR Codes for Language Learning
An audio QR code for language learning puts the pronunciation next to the printed word. You record the vocabulary list, the dialogue or the day's lesson, print the small code on the flashcard or the handout, and the learner points a phone camera at it. The recording plays in the browser, no app. Tutors use it for daily lessons, teachers for listening homework, and learners for their own flashcards with the teacher's voice on them.
Free forever while it gets scanned. Make it permanent once for $4.99.
- No “Made with qrforprint” line on the page
- Up to 10 recordings behind one code
- Your own title and message on the page
- Swap the file later, the printed code keeps working
- Scan count, files up to 20 MB, and the print pack
- Never goes inactive. One payment, no subscription
A free code stays active as long as it is scanned at least once every 12 months.
The name goes into the PDF exactly as typed; the on-screen color is an approximation and print output may differ.
Save your brand colors once, reuse them on every code. Stored in this browser.
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Everything your printer asks for in one file: PDF with crop marks & 3 mm bleed, vector EPS and a 300 DPI PNG proof.
Free account required. One file up to 5 MB.
Stays active when scanned at least once every 12 months.
Permanent code: $4.99 once. No subscription.
Put pronunciation on paper in three steps
- 01
Press Record on this page and read the words, the dialogue or the lesson, or upload an MP3 or M4A. Speak at the speed you want learners to copy.
- 02
Create a free account and save the audio code. Name it after the lesson, for example Day 12 or Unit 3 dialogue.
- 03
Download the code and print it on the flashcard, the handout or the textbook page. Keep it at least 2 cm wide and scan it once with your own phone.
Where people use it
Daily lessons
A tutor records one short lesson a day and prints the codes on a calendar sheet. Day 1 to day 30, each code one recording, and the learner hears the tutor's voice every morning.
Flashcards
The word on the front, the code on the back. The learner reads, guesses the pronunciation, then scans to check against the teacher's voice.
Dialogues and listening homework
The dialogue from class sits behind a code on the handout. The learner plays it at home as many times as they need, pausing and repeating.
What the learner hears when they scan
Scanning opens a plain page with a player and the recording. On a permanent code your title and a short written note appear above the player, for example the lesson number or the words to listen for. No ads, no cookies.
One lesson per code, or a unit behind one code
A free code plays one recording, which keeps a calendar sheet simple. A permanent code, $4.99 paid once, holds up to ten recordings behind the same code, each with its own name, so a whole unit of dialogues sits behind one printed code.
Record once, correct later
On a permanent code you can replace the recording without reprinting. If you mispronounce a word or want a slower version, record again and the printed code plays the new one.
How long the recordings stay online
A free code holds one file up to 5 MB, shows a small Made with qrforprint line under the player, and stays active as long as it is scanned at least once every 12 months. A permanent code has no inactivity rule and no recurring fee, and holds files up to 20 MB. Keep your own copy of the recordings as well.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the learner need an app or an account?＋
No. The phone camera reads the code, the page opens in the browser and the recording plays. Only the person who makes the codes needs a free account.
Can I record directly here?＋
Yes. Press Record on this page, speak, listen back and use the recording. The browser saves it as MP3. Uploading an MP3 or M4A also works.
Can I put many lessons behind one code?＋
On a permanent code, up to ten recordings behind one code, each with its own name. For a daily calendar, one free code per day is simpler.
How long can a recording be?＋
A free code holds a file up to 5 MB, about ten minutes of speech. A permanent code holds up to 20 MB per recording.
Can I use a recording from a native speaker?＋
Yes, upload any MP3 or M4A you have the right to use. Recordings made by someone else stay their property; ask before you print.
What does it cost?＋
Free codes are free. $4.99 paid once makes one code permanent, and the 5 code pack is $22.99 paid once. No subscription.