Free tool
QR Code Generator
Generate custom QR Codes from any website URL instantly. Customize colors, download high-resolution images, and share your QR Code in seconds.
- Free, no sign-up
- No URLs stored
- HD PNG & SVG
Developed by Ahmed Elshamy All free tools
How it works
Three simple steps
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Paste your URL
Paste the link to your website, profile or product. We validate it and add https:// when needed.
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Customize your QR Code
Pick colors, module and eye styles, and an error-correction level — the preview updates instantly.
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Download and share
Save it as PNG up to 2048 px or as print-ready SVG, or share it straight from your phone.
Use cases
Where to use a QR Code
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Website links
Send people to an exact page with one scan instead of typing a URL.
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Social media profiles
Your Instagram, TikTok or LinkedIn on cards, menus and shop windows.
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Business websites
On business cards, brochures and presentation slides.
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Marketing campaigns
On print ads and billboards — add UTM tags to measure results.
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Digital portfolios
Share your portfolio or CV at interviews and events.
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Online stores
On packaging and thank-you cards to bring customers back.
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Landing pages
Point visitors to a specific offer, sign-up or discount.
What is a QR Code?
A QR Code (Quick Response code) is a square barcode that stores information such as a URL and can be read by any phone camera. Scanning it opens the stored link — no typing needed.
How do I convert a URL into a QR Code?
Paste the URL into the field and press “Generate QR Code”. The code appears instantly; customize its colors and style, then download it as PNG or SVG.
Is this QR Code Generator free?
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up and no watermark. It runs entirely in your browser, so your URLs are never stored or sent to any server.
Can I customize QR Code colors?
Yes. Choose a preset or enter any HEX color for the code and the background. You’ll get a warning if the contrast is too low to scan reliably.
Can I download QR Codes in high resolution?
Yes. Download PNG from 256 up to 2048 px, or SVG — a vector format that stays sharp at any size and is ideal for professional printing.
Does the generated QR Code expire?
No. Codes made here are static: the URL is written into the code itself and never passes through a redirect service, so the code works forever as long as the URL does.
Can I use the QR Code for printing?
Yes. Use SVG or the 2048 px PNG, print the code at least 2 cm wide (larger for longer scanning distances), keep a clear margin around it, and test it with your phone before the final print run.
What is the difference between static and dynamic QR Codes?
A static code stores the URL directly, so its destination can’t be changed after printing — you need to generate a new code. A dynamic code stores a short link on a third-party service that can be redirected later, but it depends on that service (and often a subscription) staying active. This tool generates static QR Codes.