Free URL QR Code Generator
Turn any web address into a QR code that opens it in one scan: your website, an online menu, a booking page or a form. Add UTM tags to see scans in your analytics, then download it with your logo and colors. Free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Add your content
Choose what scanning the code does, then fill it in. The preview updates as you type.
Make it yours
Match your brand with colors, shapes and a logo from your device. Every change previews live.
Consider Upgrading
Need to change it after printing, or track its scans? Make a Dynamic QR code with a free account
How to Make a QR Code for a Link
Three steps, and no account needed.
Paste your link
Copy the full address from your browser's address bar and paste it in. If you leave off https://, it's added for you.
Tag it for your analytics (optional)
Add UTM tags, such as utm_source=flyer, so visits from the code show up separately in Google Analytics or a similar tool.
Style, download and test
Add your logo and colors, download the code, then scan it to check it opens the right page before you print.
Before You Print a Link QR Code
A static code can't be changed once it's printed, so these are worth getting right first.
Check the page on a phone
Everyone who scans is on a phone. Make sure the page loads quickly and reads well on a small screen.
Link to the exact page
Send people straight to the menu, offer or form they came for, not to your home page.
Use a short, stable address
A long link makes a denser code that's harder to scan when small. Choose an address you won't move.
Tag it with UTM parameters
Tagged links show up as their own source in your analytics, so you can tell visits from the code apart from everything else.
Use HTTPS
Browsers mark plain http:// pages as not secure. If your site supports https://, use it.
Static or Dynamic: Which Link QR Code Do You Need?
Both open your page when scanned. The difference is what you can do after printing.
Static, free here
The link is stored in the code itself. It never expires and needs no account, but it can't be changed or tracked once it's printed.
Dynamic, with a free account
The code holds a short link you control, so you can change the destination after printing and see how often it's scanned. The free plan includes 2.
What People Link to with a QR Code
A link can go anywhere, but these are the pages people most often put on print.
Restaurant menus
Link table cards to your online menu or ordering page.
Property listings
Put a code on yard signs and flyers that opens the listing or virtual tour.
Product packaging
Link packaging to setup guides, warranty registration or a reorder page.
Review pages
Send happy customers straight to your Google review form while the visit is fresh.
Posters and direct mail
Print a tagged link on each placement to see which one brings the most visits.
Signs and notices
Point a sign at the page with the full details: opening hours, a timetable or an event schedule.
URL QR Code FAQs
Common questions about QR codes for links and websites.
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Need a QR code you can change later?
Dynamic codes let you update where a printed code points at any time, and show you when and where it's scanned. The free plan includes two, plus unlimited Static codes saved to your account.