Make a free QR code for anything your business prints, right in your browser. It's static, with no expiry timer: no account or QR subscription. Keep the pattern readable and the destination available.
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.
Hours, ordering, booking, whatever your window needs to say after close. One code covers it.
Website tabLink your site, or use a Contact code that saves your details straight to their phone.
Contact tabReceipts, invoices, and thank-you cards that ask for the review at the right moment.
Website tabLet compatible phones offer to join a guest network. Anyone with the code can read its password, so share only credentials intended for guests.
Wi-Fi tabA code straight to your payment or booking page shortens the gap between "looks good" and paid.
Website tabA code that opens a chat with your business number, question pre-typed.
WhatsApp tabYour site, menu, booking page, or review link. Or pick Contact, Wi-Fi, or a chat tab instead.
Choose colors and an optional logo. Test the exported code and a printed proof; styling is not a scan guarantee.
SVG for printers, PNG for everything else. Test-scan the proof before the big run.
A dynamic code uses a redirect service to forward customers to your page. It can offer destination editing and reporting, but it adds a service dependency. Trial, cancellation, and usage policies vary; check the actual terms before printing.
A static code contains your supplied link without adding this generator's redirect. Its pattern has no expiry timer, but your domain, destination, and any redirect you supply must stay available. The full story is in do QR codes expire, and to measure attributed visits rather than every camera scan, read how to track scans without a subscription.
Take one printed piece from idea to proof.
Yes, the whole tool. No watermark, no account, no plan waiting at the end. It exists to make a point about codes that die when a subscription does.
If you have destination analytics, add UTM tags before making the code and measure attributed visits. This is not an exact scan count, and hosting or analytics can have their own costs. The tracking guide walks through it.
Point the code at a stable page you control, like yoursite.com/menu, and edit the page when things change. The print stays right.
The SVG. It stays sharp at any size, from a sticker to a banner. PNG up to 4000px works for screens and quick prints.
No. The code is built in your browser, and your links and logo never leave your device.
Free static codes with no account or expiry timer. Keep the printed pattern readable and the destination available.
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