Turn any link into a QR code
Take people from print to your website, menu or profile with one scan.
Link to a website
Use a complete link, including https://.
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Creating your QR code…
Your QR code will appear here
PDF: 76.2 mm square page. SVG: scalable vector.
Static QR codes don’t expire. Test before printing.
QR codes are generated locally in your browser. No account required.
How it works
1. Choose your content
Paste a complete website address beginning with https:// or http://.
2. Make it yours
Choose colors and a size that suit your screen or print design.
3. Download and test
Download your QR code and scan it to check the destination.
Made for everyday use
Simple ways to bring your QR code into the real world.
- Put a digital menu on a table or takeaway flyer.
- Link product packaging to instructions or support.
- Connect posters and business cards to a website or portfolio.
How to scan a website QR code
Open your phone’s camera, point it at the code and tap the link that appears. A website QR code needs an internet connection to open its destination. Check the displayed address before opening it.
Frequently asked questions
A few things to know before you share.
Can I change the link after downloading?
A static QR code stores the original link. To use a different link, create a new code. If you control the destination page, you can update that page without changing the code.
Will my URL QR code expire?
The QR image itself has no expiration date. Your destination must remain available, and you must keep control of its domain or hosting.
Which link types are supported?
Use a complete HTTP or HTTPS website address. For contact details, WiFi credentials or message drafts, use the matching dedicated tool.