Yes. QRhubly offers QR code downloads in SVG format, as well as PNG.
If you are preparing a QR code for production artwork, choose the SVG download option when you need that file format for your design workflow. Keep a copy of the final QR code file used in the artwork so the printed code matches the version you tested.
The download format is separate from whether a QR code is static or dynamic. A static QR code is free forever and does not expire, but its destination cannot be changed and its scans cannot be tracked after it is created.
A dynamic QR code points to a short link you control. That means you can change where the code goes after it has been printed and review scan analytics. QRhubly lists analytics for scans over time, country and city breakdowns, peak hours, and device, operating system, and browser details. Scan data can also be exported as a CSV.
For help planning the printed size and preparing a code for physical materials, see print-ready QR code guidance.
Create your QR code, select SVG when downloading, and test the final artwork before it is printed. If you need to edit the destination later or track scans, go dynamic to edit destinations and track scans.