QR Code Generator
Turn a link into a scannable QR code for business cards, door hangers, invoices, or review requests — free, downloadable, no sign-up.
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Please add: Target URL, Size, Format.
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Build With UsThe QR Code Generator turns a link into a scannable code that opens your digital content instantly.
Whether you're sharing a website, a review link, a booking page, contact details, or a payment link, the generator converts it into a QR code that any modern smartphone camera can read. Everything happens in your browser — the URL never touches a server.
How to Use the QR Code Generator
Creating a QR code takes three steps.
Start with the target URL — the page you want a scan to open. A bare domain like yourbusiness.com/reviews gets https:// added automatically so it resolves as a real link.
Next, choose the size. Bigger codes scan more reliably from further away or on lower-quality prints, so match the size to where it will be printed — small for a business card, large for a yard sign.
Finally, pick the format. PNG works everywhere and is the safe default. SVG is a vector format, so choose it when the code will be scaled up well beyond the on-screen preview — signage, vehicle wraps, or design software.
Preview the code, scan it once with your own phone to confirm it resolves, and download it for printed materials, websites, invoices, business cards, flyers, signs, or product labels.
Recommended size by use case
Match the code size to where it will be printed and how far away people scan it from:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a QR code?
A QR (Quick Response) code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores digital information. Scanning it with a smartphone or QR reader opens the linked content instantly — a website, contact card, or Wi-Fi network.
What types of information can a QR code contain?
QR codes can hold website URLs, phone numbers, email addresses, text messages, Wi-Fi credentials, payment links, and contact cards. This generator encodes a URL, which covers review links, booking pages, menus, and contact-card links.
Do smartphones need a special app to scan QR codes?
Most modern Android and iPhone cameras scan QR codes directly, no app needed. Some older devices may require a separate QR scanning app.
Are QR codes permanent?
It depends on the type. Static QR codes — like the ones this tool makes — encode the URL directly and can't be edited after printing; if the destination changes, you generate and reprint a new code. Dynamic QR codes point at a redirect you can repoint later without reprinting, but they depend on a third-party service staying online.
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