Create a QR code
Turn a website link into a PNG image and check its destination.
Read guide →Create your QR code for free
Turn a website link into a QR image. Save your PNG and share it wherever you need.
Where should it open?
Your QR code
Waiting for your linkYour code will appear here
Save your PNG using the device options. If sharing is unavailable, an image preview opens with saving instructions.
Before you print Open your phone camera and point it at the downloaded code on another screen or printed page. Tap the detected link. On the same phone, open the saved PNG in your photos app and use its QR scan or Lens feature. Test before printing.
This is a static code: it won’t expire, but its link can’t be changed. Keep the destination online.
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Read guide →Create a QR code for a website link
This tool creates a static QR image containing your web address. Paste a link, check the displayed destination, then save PNG for everyday use or printing. No account is required. QR generation takes place in your browser.
What happens after someone scans it?
Their scanner reads the stored address. Opening it contacts the destination website, which may have its own redirects or access requirements. The generator does not replace your address with our tracking link.
Can you change the link later?
Not inside an existing static image. You can update the contents of a webpage you control while keeping its address the same. See static versus dynamic QR codes.
Will the code work forever?
The image has no subscription expiry, but the destination must stay online. Always scan the downloaded image or a test print before sharing it.