URL QR code generator
Point a QR code at any web address and style it to match your brand. Everything renders in your browser, so the link never leaves your device until you choose to save it.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the QR code expire?
- A static URL code encodes the address directly and never expires. A dynamic code points at a short link you can repoint later, which is a Pro feature.
- Can I change the destination after printing?
- Only with a dynamic code. Static codes contain the URL itself, so changing it means generating a new code.
- What size should I print it?
- A rough rule is one tenth of the scanning distance: a code read from one metre should be about ten centimetres across.
- What is a dynamic QR code?
- It encodes a short link instead of the destination itself, so you can repoint where it leads at any time without reprinting. Free includes one to try; Pro removes the limit.
- SVG or PNG — what's the difference?
- PNG is a fixed grid of pixels that gets blurry when scaled up. SVG is vector-based and stays sharp at any size, which matters if the code is headed for print. SVG export is a Pro feature.