URL to QR Code Generator
The most common QR code by far: point a phone camera at the pattern and the browser opens your page. Paste a full URL below and the preview updates immediately.
Convert a URL into a QR code
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How to make a link QR code
- 1Paste the full address including https:// — a bare domain can be misread by some scanners.
- 2Keep the URL short; long links produce denser patterns that need a larger print size.
- 3Style the code, then download the format your layout needs.
- 4Scan it yourself before publishing to confirm it lands on the right page.
Common link QR uses
- Landing pages and campaign URLs on print ads
- App store listings on packaging
- Review or feedback forms on receipts
- Video tutorials printed on assembly instructions
Add tracking the right way
Because a static code cannot be edited later, append UTM parameters to the URL before generating if you want analytics in your own tool. Shorter destination paths keep the pattern lighter and easier to scan at small sizes.
Formats for links
PNG for slides and social posts, SVG or PDF for anything that gets printed larger than a business card.
Links stay in your browser
Your QR code is rendered in your browser with JavaScript — the text, URL, password or contact details you type are never sent to our servers. We only record anonymous usage counts (the QR type and how many characters it contained) so we can keep the tool healthy. Content is only stored if you sign in and explicitly save a code to your history.
Frequently asked questions
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New to QR codes? Read our guide on how to create a QR code or what size to print a QR code.