Add your Website details
Paste a link. Your QR updates as you type.
Paste a link. Your QR updates as you type.
How to create a QR code
Paste a link. Your QR updates as you type.
Choose colors, shapes and an optional logo. Keep a strong contrast and a clear border.
Save a custom PNG or SVG, or a classic PDF or EPS. Test with the phone or app your audience will use.
Put it to use
Turn a website address into a QR code for your packaging, business cards or printed materials. A URL QR code opens the page in a browser, so people can visit without typing a long address.
25 ways to share
Choose the right tool for your next QR. Each has its own fields, examples and sharing tips.
Before you share
Use a complete public http or https address. Pages behind a login still require visitors to sign in. Test the link on another device before printing.
The QR still holds the address you entered, so a broken page means the destination moved, expired or was behind a redirect that has since changed. Link to a page you control, avoid shortener services that expire, and re-scan the printed code after any site migration.
Yes. Expand Make it yours for colors, gradients, shapes and a logo. PNG and SVG preserve the custom design. PDF and EPS downloads use classic square modules. Test the final image before printing.