Static and permanent
Your content is stored in the code itself. It never expires, cannot be edited later and does not track scans.
Turn a link or short text into a static QR code. Pick the colors and error correction, then download a PNG or SVG.
Include the country code. Spaces, dashes and brackets are fine.
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Separate several addresses with commas, or leave empty so people choose.
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This looks like a web address. Add https:// so every phone opens it as a link.
Higher levels stay readable when part of the code is covered, but add more squares.
SVG downloads stay sharp at any size.
Paste the address people should open, or a short text. Start links with https:// so every phone recognizes them.
Choose the error correction level and the colors. The preview updates as you type and warns you when the contrast is too low.
Download a PNG for documents and messages, or an SVG for print, then scan it with a phone before you share it.
Your content is stored in the code itself. It never expires, cannot be edited later and does not track scans.
Higher levels keep the code readable when part of it is damaged or covered, but add more squares. Medium suits most uses.
Dark squares on a light background scan best. Keep the empty margin around the code when you place it.
Yes. Enter your URL or text, choose colors and download a PNG or SVG directly. These are static codes: the content is stored in the pattern, so changing the destination requires generating and printing a new code.
No. A static QR code contains your text directly, so it keeps working for as long as the link or text inside it is still valid.
PNG works everywhere, from documents to messaging apps. SVG stays sharp at any size, which suits print and design software.
No. Different content creates a different code. If the destination may change, point the code to a page you control and update that page instead.
This generator accepts up to 1,000 characters. Shorter content creates simpler codes that scan more easily, especially when printed small.