URL QR Code Generator

Turn any website link into a QR code that never expires — link checker (https, tracking junk, length), one-click Google Analytics tags per placement, designer templates, logo, “Scan me” frames, live scan test and print-ready SVG/PDF.

1. Your website linkOther QR types →

💡 Tip: paste the exact page people should land on (a sale page beats your homepage).
📊 Track scans in Google Analytics (free, optional)
Where will you put this QR code? Each place gets its own tag, so you can see which one brings visitors.

2. Make it yours

One click applies a full style. You can still change anything afterwards.
Pattern
Corner frames
Corner dots
Margin 3
Error correction
Pattern
Corners
Background
Tip: dark pattern on a light background scans best. We test every design live.
Or pick an icon
Logo size 22%
Frame
Frame color Text is white on banners.
Make many QR codes at once with the current style — one per line. Optional name before a comma: Table 1, https://menu.example.com/t1
Format Size
✏ Enter your details to see the QR code
Fill in the details to create your code.
Download size
Print size
✓ Never expires  ✓ No sign-up  ✓ No watermark  ✓ Unlimited scans
❓ Questions
Do these QR codes expire?
Never. The information is stored inside the code itself (a “static” QR code), so it works forever without our website — unlike “dynamic” codes from other sites that stop working when a trial ends.
Will it still scan with a logo and colors?
Yes — we raise the error correction automatically when you add a logo and we test-scan every design while you edit. If the badge turns yellow or red, make the colors darker or the logo smaller.
How big should I print it?
A simple rule: the code should be at least 1/10 of the scanning distance. 3 cm works on a business card, 15 cm on a poster seen from 1.5 m. Use SVG or PDF for printing — they stay sharp at any size.
Can I change the link later?
Static codes cannot be edited after printing. Tip: point the code to a page you control (like your website or Linktree) so you can update what it shows.
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Missing a feature or found a problem? Tell us — we read every message and add the most-requested features.

How to Use the URL QR Code Generator

  1. 1
    Paste your website link (we fix https and remove share-button junk)
  2. 2
    Optional: pick where you will print it to track scans in Google Analytics
  3. 3
    Choose a template, logo and frame
  4. 4
    Check the scan test and download PNG, SVG or PDF

Features

✓Smart link checker & cleaner
✓One-click UTM tags per placement
✓Final link preview + Test button
✓Templates, logo & frames
✓Live scan test
✓Bulk links → ZIP
✓Never expires, no watermark

Turn a link into a QR code

This URL QR code generator is made for websites, menus, product pages, Google reviews, YouTube videos and social profiles. Paste the link and the tool checks it first: it warns about links without https, removes tracking junk that makes codes dense, and tells you if the link is too long to scan easily.

How to create a QR code for a link

  1. Paste your URL.
  2. Fix anything the link checker flags.
  3. Optional: add UTM tags so you can see scans in Google Analytics — one set per placement (flyer, packaging, shop window).
  4. Style it with a template, logo and “Scan me” frame.
  5. Test the final link, then download.

Track QR scans with UTM tags

Static QR codes can’t count scans themselves, but your analytics can. The tool adds utm_source, utm_medium=qr and utm_campaign to your link, so visits from each printed code show up separately in Google Analytics — free and without a QR subscription.

Shorter links scan better

Every character makes the QR code denser. Remove unnecessary parameters, use your own short domain, and keep the code large enough. A link under about 80 characters gives a clean, easy-to-scan code.

Ideas

  • Restaurant menus and table cards
  • “Leave us a Google review” at the counter
  • Product packaging linking to instructions or videos
  • Event posters linking to tickets

For Wi-Fi, WhatsApp or contact details, use the matching QR generators.

Turn any link into a QR code in three steps

  1. Paste the full link (with https://) or use the 📋 Paste button.
  2. Press ↗ Test to open it and make sure it is the exact page you want.
  3. Choose a template, colours and logo, then download PNG, SVG, PDF or JPG.

Link to the right page

People who scan are on their phones and want one thing. Send them straight to it — the menu, the sale, the booking form, the review page — not your homepage. The link checker warns you about common problems such as a missing https:// or a link that is very long.

Track scans with UTM tags

Static QR codes have no built-in counter, but you can still measure them. Add UTM tags (source, medium, campaign) and the visits show up in Google Analytics, for example as source = flyer, medium = qr. Use different tags for different flyers or shops to see which one works best.

Shorter links scan better

Every character in the link adds squares to the code. A very long link makes a dense code that is harder to scan when printed small. If your link is long, use a clean page address or a short link from your own website.

Where people use link QR codes

  • Restaurant tables and menus
  • Product packaging that links to instructions or a video
  • Business cards and email signatures linking to a portfolio
  • Flyers and posters linking to an offer page
  • Shop windows linking to Google reviews or a WhatsApp catalogue

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will my URL QR code expire?

No. The link is stored in the code, so it works as long as the website does.

Can I change the link later?

Not with a static code — you would print a new code. Pointing it to a page on your own site you can update is a good workaround.

How do I track scans?

Turn on UTM tags and look at the campaign in Google Analytics.

Why is my QR code so dense?

The link is long. Remove tracking parameters or use a shorter URL.

Can I make many QR codes at once?

Yes, paste a list of links and download a ZIP.

Can I change the link after printing?

No. A static QR code stores the link itself. To change where it goes later, point it to a page on your own site that you can update or redirect.

How do I count how many people scanned it?

Add UTM tags to the link and check the visits in Google Analytics.

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