Need a different QR type? Open the full QR Code Studio for URL, text, email, SMS, contact, location, event and more.
Paste a website address and get a scannable QR code instantly. Style it with your brand colours and logo, then download it free.
Need a different QR type? Open the full QR Code Studio for URL, text, email, SMS, contact, location, event and more.
A URL QR code lets people open your website, menu, portfolio, form or video by simply pointing a phone camera at it. This tool encodes your link directly into a static QR code, so it keeps working as long as your web address does. There are no redirects through a third-party domain, which keeps your link private and removes a point of failure. If you leave out https:// it is added for you. Customise the colours, add a logo and download a print-ready SVG or a PNG in one click.
Your link, Wi-Fi password or contact details are turned into a QR code inside your browser. No account, no upload, no server logs.
Pick colours and gradients, dot and corner styles, add your logo, and wrap the code in a "Scan Me" frame.
Download PNG, SVG (vector for print), JPG, WEBP or PDF, or copy the image straight to your clipboard.
These are static QR codes. They work forever, with no scan limits, no watermark and no subscription.
Every code is test-scanned live in your browser so you know it reads correctly before you print it.
Install it as an app. After your first visit the whole tool keeps working without an internet connection.
Type or paste the website address. https:// is added automatically if you leave it out.
Choose your colours, add your logo and an optional frame such as "Scan to visit".
Download PNG, SVG, JPG, WEBP or PDF and place it on flyers, packaging, menus or business cards.
No. The QR code contains your exact link, so scanning goes straight to your website. Nothing passes through our site and nothing is logged.
A static QR code cannot be edited after printing. If your address may change, point the code at a stable page on your own domain that you can redirect later.
Yes, but very long links create dense codes that are harder to scan. Shorten long links on your own domain first, or print the code larger.
At least 2 cm (about 0.8 inch) wide for close scanning. Add roughly 10 cm of width for every metre of scanning distance, and keep a clear blank margin around the code.