Create branded QR codes in seconds. Drop in a URL, pick your brand color, download as PNG or SVG. No watermark, no signup, no URL tracking.
Codes are generated in your browser. Your URLs never hit our server — unlike most "free" generators that log and resell the data.
Export the format you need. SVG stays crisp at any size — perfect for print. PNG plays nicely with email and social.
Many free generators create tracked QR codes that break when the service dies. Ours are pure static — they work forever.
URL is most common. WiFi is brilliant for cafés, Airbnbs and events. vCards save prospects from typing your contact info.
Enter the URL, password or contact details. The preview updates live as you type — no "Generate" button needed.
Stick with dark-on-light for best scan reliability. Our brand teal (#217c70) works brilliantly. Avoid red-on-black.
Bigger is safer. Use H-level correction if you plan to overlay a logo or the code will be printed on uneven surfaces.
SVG for print and signage. PNG for social, email and web. Data URL if you're embedding into an HTML email.
QR codes were quietly dying in 2018. Then the pandemic happened, every restaurant replaced its menus with a square, and adoption crossed a tipping point it will never come back from. Today, about 81% of smartphone users in the US have scanned a QR code in the last 12 months, and B2C marketers are putting them on everything from coffee cups to billboards. Used well, they are the lowest-friction bridge between physical media and a digital destination. Used badly — which is most of the time — they drive users to broken pages, tracked redirects that expire, or blurry codes that won't scan from more than three feet away.
A static QR code encodes the actual URL (or text) directly inside the pattern. Once printed, you can't change what it points to — but it also never expires and no third-party service needs to be alive for it to work. This is what our tool generates.
A dynamic QR code encodes a short URL on someone else's server (Bitly, Beaconstac, QR-Code-Generator.com, etc.) that redirects to your real destination. You can change the destination later and see scan analytics — but when that service dies or paywalls their free tier, every code you printed goes dark. If you need analytics, use a dedicated tool (HubSpot, Bitly, Short.io). If you need a code that works forever on a business card, a poster, or a t-shirt — use ours.
QR codes can still scan when up to 30% of the pattern is damaged or covered — that's the magic of Reed-Solomon error correction. The tradeoff: higher correction = denser code = harder to scan at distance. Our rule of thumb: use M (15%) for clean digital-only usage, Q (25%) if you're putting the code on packaging or anything that might get scuffed, and H (30%) only if you want to overlay a logo in the centre of the code.
The highest-converting QR placements we've seen on client campaigns in 2026: WiFi codes in customer-facing locations (café tables, waiting rooms, Airbnbs), vCards on business cards at trade shows, "leave a review" codes on delivery packaging, feedback codes on restaurant receipts, and limited-time discount codes on in-store signage. The common thread: each one offers something the user wants right now, not a generic "visit our website."
Here's a sneaky benefit: every QR scan that lands on your website sends a real pageview through Google Analytics — and if the scan comes from a trade-show poster seen by a few thousand buyers, that's a sudden burst of direct traffic Google treats as a positive relevance signal. Pair a QR campaign with a proper schema markup setup on the landing page and you get the best of physical + digital.
Want help turning QR scans into real revenue? Our SEO team builds landing pages specifically designed to convert scan traffic — with pre-filled forms, prominent offers and trackable goal events.
Yes — unlimited codes, unlimited downloads, no watermark, no signup, no credit card. You own every code you generate and can use them commercially at any size. We make money from our agency services, not from gating free tools.
No. We generate static QR codes, which means the URL is encoded directly in the pattern. As long as the destination URL is live, the code works — forever. Unlike tracked codes from Bitly or Beaconstac, there's no redirect service that can go offline.
Yes. Set any foreground and background hex color you like. For best scan reliability, make sure the foreground is at least 60% darker than the background. Our brand teal (#217c70) is a safe, beautiful default.
Rule of thumb: the code should be roughly 1/10th of the viewing distance. Business cards: 2cm. Table tents: 4cm. Posters viewed from 2m: 20cm. Billboards: much bigger than you think — 80cm+ for highway visibility.
Yes, by downloading the SVG and overlaying your logo in any design tool (Figma, Illustrator, Canva). If you do this, set error correction to H (30%) before generating, so the code still scans with the logo covering the middle.
Yes — we build landing pages, print design and full QR campaign assets. Book a free 30-minute consultation to talk through your campaign. No pitch, just advice.
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