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Link to QR code, in one click

Paste any URL, give it a name you'll recognize later, and get a scannable code you can print or post. Customize the colors and shapes, then download it as PNG or SVG.

Create your QR code

Three short fields. Nothing to install, nothing to pay for.

Works with any public page: a site, a Google Form, a PDF, a playlist.

Used as the download filename, and as the label in your dashboard later.

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Your code appears here as soon as you add a link.

What you get with this link to QR code generator

Most free tools quietly expire your code after a trial, or watermark the download. This one doesn't.

Free, with no ceiling

Generate as many codes as you need. No watermark on downloads, no daily cap, no upgrade wall before you can save the file.

Stored permanently

Codes saved to an account stay live for good. A menu card printed this year still resolves in five years, and you can swap the destination without reprinting.

Scan tracking built in

Every scan is counted with time, city, and device type, so you can tell the poster in the lobby from the one in the parking garage.

How to turn a link into a QR code

  1. Paste the link

    Drop in the full web address you want people to land on, then name it so you recognize it later.

  2. Make it yours

    Pick a frame, set your brand color, and choose the dot and corner shapes. The preview updates as you go.

  3. Download and post it

    Save a PNG for screens or an SVG for print. Test it once on a phone before it goes to the printer.

Questions people ask

Yes. Creating, customizing, and downloading codes costs nothing, and downloads have no watermark. An account is free as well — it's what unlocks storage and scan reports.

No. Codes saved to an account are kept permanently. Anything you download stays yours regardless — the image file works offline forever as long as the destination page is still up.

There's no limit. Scan counts are recorded for your reports, but nothing stops working after a threshold.

With a saved code, yes — edit the destination in your dashboard and every printed copy follows the new link. That only works for codes created inside an account.

PNG for social posts, slides, and email. SVG for anything printed at scale — banners, packaging, signage — because it never pixelates.
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