Make a free QR code for your client gallery, portfolio, or booking page, right in your browser. It's static, so it never expires: no account, no subscription, and no dead code on the back of 500 business cards.
The rule for every one of these: point the code at a page you control, so you can update the page without touching the print.
A code on the thank-you card opens their gallery. Grandparents can manage a scan, even when a typed URL would defeat them.
Website tabThe back of your business card carries your best work everywhere the card goes. One scan and they're looking at your portfolio.
Website tabA code on your booth banner or mini-session flyer sends people straight to your calendar. They book on the spot instead of "later."
Website tabSecond shooters, planners, and venues scan once and you're in their phone. No typing your email at a reception.
Contact tabA code in the client welcome packet opens the print release, pricing sheet, and FAQ. The docs nobody wants to email around, one scan away.
Website tabA code on the final-delivery card opens your review link. It catches clients at peak happiness, gallery fresh in hand.
Website tabYour gallery, portfolio, or booking link. Or pick the Contact tab and type your details.
Your colors, your logo mark in the center. The tool keeps it scannable automatically.
Sharp SVG for cards and albums, high-res PNG for screens. Test-scan the printed proof before it ships.
Most QR generators make dynamic codes: the code points at their server, which forwards clients to your gallery. That works until the free trial ends or the subscription lapses. Your cards and welcome packets outlive any subscription, and a dynamic code dies with the plan and takes the gallery link with it.
A static code bakes the URL into the pattern itself, permanently. Nobody can turn it off, including me. The full story is in do QR codes expire, and the card-specific details are in the business card guide.
0.6 to 0.8 inch works for an in-hand scan, as long as the quiet margin around the code stays intact. The business card guide covers placement and sizing in detail.
Two ways. Make a fresh code per shoot, which takes seconds and costs nothing. Or point one code at a client-login page you control, so the same code on every card always lands somewhere useful.
Yes. Add a logo in the center and the tool automatically raises the code's error correction so it still scans. Details in the logo size guide.
Custom colors, four dot styles, and a transparent background for dark card stock. If your color combination gets hard to scan, you get a contrast warning before you download.
No. The tool runs in your browser, the code is free, and there is nothing to renew. Your links and logo never leave your device.
Free, no account, and it never expires. Print it once and it works until the ink wears off.
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