1. Paste a durable link
Use a public URL you expect to keep. Avoid temporary sharing links and pages that require the person scanning to sign in.
Free · no signup · PNG & SVG
Turn a link into a static QR for a business card, poster or document. Download the image and use it in your printed materials.
Enter your link to create a scannable QR code.
Use a public URL you expect to keep. Avoid temporary sharing links and pages that require the person scanning to sign in.
Choose PNG for a ready-to-use image or SVG for vector artwork. The URL is fixed in the code.
Scan at the intended size and distance on several phones. Check both the destination and the page load.
Create a dynamic QR before your print run to edit its destination and view scan counts. The free plan includes one dynamic QR; Google sign-in is required.
Create a dynamic QRCompare static and dynamic QR codesThe static QR has no expiry date and does not depend on an InsightQR redirect. It continues to encode the same URL. The destination website still needs to remain available.
Not with this static generator. To edit a destination through InsightQR, create and save a dynamic QR in the studio before printing. An already printed static QR cannot be converted into a dynamic one.
Paste the public URL of a PDF you already host. This tool does not host files. Check that the document opens without a login in a private browser window.
PNG exports are 1,024 × 1,024 pixels. SVG is a vector format that can be resized in your layout software. Preserve the white border and test a proof at its final printed size.