Free URL QR Code Generator
Paste a website link and get a scannable QR code instantly. Free, no watermark, download as PNG or SVG.
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A URL QR code sends anyone who scans it straight to your website. It is the most widely used type of QR code — for landing pages, articles, sign-up forms or any web address.
How to create URL QR code
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Paste your link
Enter the full web address, including https://
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Style the code
Choose the foreground and background colours, and add your logo if you have one.
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Download and use
Take the PNG for digital use, or the SVG for large-format print that stays sharp.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a scan limit on URL QR codes?
- No. A static QR code carries the link inside the image itself, so it can be scanned an unlimited number of times, forever, at no cost.
- Can I change the link after printing the code?
- Not with a static code, because the link is baked into the image. If you need to change it later, use a dynamic QR code — the printed image stays the same while you edit the destination whenever you like.
- Do long URLs make the code harder to scan?
- Yes. A longer link produces a denser matrix that is harder to read at small sizes. For long URLs, use a dynamic QR code so the encoded link stays short.
Guides
- How Small Can a QR Code Be? The 10:1 Rule, With Numbers Work out the smallest size your QR code can be printed at and still scan, using the distance it will be read from and the size of a single module.
- Print-Ready QR Codes: SVG, DPI, Quiet Zone and Ink How to hand a QR code to a printer so it comes back scannable — which file format, what resolution, how to specify the black, and what to keep away from the trim edge.
- QR Code Error Correction: When L, M, Q and H Actually Matter What the four error-correction levels do, why a higher level can make a small code harder to scan, and which one to pick for logos, labels and outdoor signs.