QR code for a website URL
Paste any link and get a print-ready QR code in seconds. The code is generated entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded, nothing expires, and there is no watermark. Download it as a PNG for social media and documents, or as an SVG that stays razor-sharp at any print size, from a business card to a billboard.
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How to get the most from a website url QR code
A URL QR code simply encodes your link in a machine-readable pattern. When someone points their phone camera at it, the phone offers to open the link — no app required on any modern iPhone or Android device. Because the URL is encoded directly in the pattern, a static code like this will keep working forever, no matter what happens to any QR service, including ours.
Two practical tips make the difference between a QR code that gets scanned and one that gets ignored. First, size: print at least 2 × 2 cm for close-range scans (tables, packaging) and roughly 1/10 of the scanning distance for posters — a code meant to be scanned from 3 metres should be about 30 cm wide. Second, contrast: dark pattern on a light background scans dramatically better than the reverse, and never place the code over a busy photo.
One caution before you send anything to print: a static code's destination is fixed forever. If the link might ever change — a menu, a price list, a campaign page — use a dynamic QR code instead. The printed pattern then points at a short redirect you control, so you can update the destination any time without reprinting, and you see exactly how many people scanned, on what device, and where.
Frequently asked questions
Is this QR code generator really free?
Yes. Static QR codes are free, unlimited, and require no account. They never expire, carry no watermark, and we never see the data — generation happens entirely in your browser.
Will my QR code expire?
No. A static QR code encodes your URL directly in the pattern, so it works forever and does not depend on any service — including ours.
PNG or SVG — which should I download?
Use PNG for screens, documents and quick sharing. Use SVG for print: it is a vector format that stays perfectly sharp at any size, which professional printers prefer.
Can I change the link after printing?
Not with a static code — the URL is baked into the pattern. If you need an editable destination, create a dynamic QR code: the print stays the same while you change where it points, and you get scan analytics on top.