Is the URL QR code free with no expiry?

Yes. The static URL QR is free with no signup, no watermark, and no expiry. You generate it once and the printed code keeps working forever because the link is encoded directly inside the QR, not stored on any server that could shut down.

Can I change the destination URL later without reprinting?

Not with a static QR, the link is baked in at generation time. If you expect the destination to change (a campaign page, a moving website, a seasonal offer), use a Dynamic QR on the Pro plan. The printed pattern stays the same and you edit where it points from your dashboard.

Should I download PNG or SVG?

Download PNG for WhatsApp, websites, social posts, and small prints up to A5. Download SVG for anything that gets scaled up: flex banners, hoardings, packaging, and large standees. SVG is vector so it stays sharp at any size, which matters for offset and flex printing.

Will it work for any Indian website or app link?

Yes. It encodes any valid URL, including government portals (gov.in, UMANG, DigiLocker), e-commerce listings on Amazon and Flipkart, YouTube videos, Google Maps locations, and your own domain. If the link opens in a phone browser, the QR will open it too.

Why is my printed URL QR not scanning?

The three usual causes in India: printing too small (keep the QR at least 2cm wide, 3cm on flex), low contrast (always dark code on light background, never inverted), and lamination glare. Print at 300 DPI or higher and test with PhonePe or your camera before sending to the press.

Do I need an app to scan a URL QR code?

No. Every recent Android and iPhone camera scans QR codes natively, the same way people scan UPI codes. The phone shows the link as a tap prompt. Paytm, PhonePe, and Google Lens also scan them, so your customers do not need to install anything special.

Can I track how many people scanned my QR?

A static QR cannot count scans because nothing routes through a server. For scan analytics (count, city, device, time of day), use a Dynamic QR on the Pro plan. It is the right choice for measuring a hoarding campaign or comparing two flyer designs.

Can I add my logo or brand colours to the QR?

Yes, the studio above lets you set custom colours, dot patterns, and eye frames, and add a centre logo. Keep enough contrast between the code and background and keep the logo small (under about 20 percent of the area) so scanners still read it reliably on cheap phone cameras.

Free, no signup

Free QR Code Generator
for any URL or website.

Turn any link into a printable QR code. No signup, no login, no watermark, no expiry. PNG and SVG download for posters, packaging, and digital use.

How URL QR works

Anyone who scans the QR is taken straight to your link. Use the free static QR for printed material you never need to change. Use Dynamic QR (Pro) to swap the destination URL anytime without reprinting.

Enter URL *

We'll auto-prepend https:// if missing.

Make Dynamic QR

Change destination URL anytime. Track scans. Requires sign-in.

Customize design

Brand kits

Save a style (colors, dot and eye style, logo) and reuse it on any QR.

QR color

Background

Dot style

Eye style

Size: 300px

Centre logo (optional)

Quick presets

Frame template (optional)

Adds a coloured CTA wrap around the QR on download. Free.

Live preview

Your QR will appear here

Fill the form to generate a scannable code.

Label Designer

Unlock the Designer

Drag-drop labels, headlines, logos, shapes. Print-ready PNG and SVG.

Free: 5 downloads/day · 2 dynamic QRsUpgrade

Quick start

How to use this tool.

1
Paste any website link (we will auto-add https if missing).
2
Pick colours, dot style, or a logo (optional).
3
Download as PNG or SVG.
4
Print, sticker, or share. Anyone scans, the page opens.

What a URL QR code does

A URL QR code encodes a web link. When anyone scans the QR with their phone, the camera shows the link as a Visit prompt and opens it in the browser. No retyping, no manual search, no dictation. It is the fastest path from print to web. Indian small businesses use them on visiting cards, flyers, hoardings, packaging, and event banners. Larger businesses use them on product labels and warranty cards.

Static vs dynamic URL QR

A static QR encodes the link directly. The destination cannot be changed after printing. If your website moves or the campaign URL changes, you reprint. A dynamic QR encodes a short link controlled by us; the actual destination URL is stored on our server and can be edited anytime. Same printed QR, new destination. Dynamic QR is part of the Pro plan and includes per-scan analytics (device, city, time, referrer).

Create one in three steps

Paste the URL above. Pick colours and style if you want a branded look (the default is classic black on white). Download PNG for digital use or SVG for high-resolution print. Test the QR with your phone before sending it to the printer.

Best places to use a URL QR

On visiting cards next to your website URL so people can scan instead of typing. On product packaging to link to a video demo, warranty registration, or manual PDF. On hoardings and event banners so the audience can land on the relevant page without searching. On posters and flyers for offers, contests, or sign-ups. On invoices and receipts for review requests via Google Review QR. For volume work, use Bulk QR to generate a hundred different URLs from a CSV in one go.

Related: UPI QR · WhatsApp QR · vCard contact · Bulk QR

URL QR code: frequently asked questions

: Yes. The static URL QR is free with no signup, no watermark, and no expiry. You generate it once and the printed code keeps working forever because the link is encoded directly inside the QR, not stored on any server that could shut down.
: Not with a static QR, the link is baked in at generation time. If you expect the destination to change (a campaign page, a moving website, a seasonal offer), use a Dynamic QR on the Pro plan. The printed pattern stays the same and you edit where it points from your dashboard.
: Download PNG for WhatsApp, websites, social posts, and small prints up to A5. Download SVG for anything that gets scaled up: flex banners, hoardings, packaging, and large standees. SVG is vector so it stays sharp at any size, which matters for offset and flex printing.
: Yes. It encodes any valid URL, including government portals (gov.in, UMANG, DigiLocker), e-commerce listings on Amazon and Flipkart, YouTube videos, Google Maps locations, and your own domain. If the link opens in a phone browser, the QR will open it too.
: The three usual causes in India: printing too small (keep the QR at least 2cm wide, 3cm on flex), low contrast (always dark code on light background, never inverted), and lamination glare. Print at 300 DPI or higher and test with PhonePe or your camera before sending to the press.
: No. Every recent Android and iPhone camera scans QR codes natively, the same way people scan UPI codes. The phone shows the link as a tap prompt. Paytm, PhonePe, and Google Lens also scan them, so your customers do not need to install anything special.
: A static QR cannot count scans because nothing routes through a server. For scan analytics (count, city, device, time of day), use a Dynamic QR on the Pro plan. It is the right choice for measuring a hoarding campaign or comparing two flyer designs.
: Yes, the studio above lets you set custom colours, dot patterns, and eye frames, and add a centre logo. Keep enough contrast between the code and background and keep the logo small (under about 20 percent of the area) so scanners still read it reliably on cheap phone cameras.

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