01. Add your link
Send people to your website, a booking page, a menu or any other public web address.
A simple way to connect people to your website.
Make it yours, download it, and put it out into the world.
Before printing, scan-test your saved code on more than one phone.
Send people to your website, a booking page, a menu or any other public web address.
Pick your colours and size. Keep the code dark, the background light and the border clear.
Download PNG or SVG, test the final image, then add it to your print or digital materials.
Good to know
Keep it simple, make it readable, and give every scan somewhere worth going.
Yes. Create and download as many codes as you need, without an account, watermark or QR subscription. The generator runs in your browser; it does not send your entered link to a QR-code service.
The image encodes your website address directly, so there is no expiry date or redirect subscription from this tool. The destination still needs to stay online. A code pointing to a removed page or expired domain cannot make that destination work.
PNG is convenient for presentations, websites and everyday design tools. SVG is a vector file for design software and scalable print artwork. Preserve the clear border, keep the image square, and test it at the actual size you plan to use.
No. This is a direct, static QR code, so its destination is part of the image. Generate a new code to use a different link. You can change the content on the linked web page without changing the code, as long as the URL stays the same.
A code needs a clear contrast between its pattern and background. The tool blocks very low-contrast or inverted combinations and keeps a minimum four-module clear border. These checks are helpful, not a scan guarantee: lighting, print quality, size and the phone camera all matter.
From a useful little tool to your next business app, let’s talk about your idea.