Free tool
Free QR Code Generator
Create a QR code for a link, text, WiFi network or contact card in seconds.
Actually free, no expiration
Static QR codes made with Ultimate QR are free for commercial use and have no built-in expiry. You do not need to sign in to create a static code. The information is encoded in the symbol itself; a website it points to can still move, expire or become unavailable. Keep the destination under your control when the print needs to last.
Customize your design
Change colours, patterns and corner shapes, and add a logo or a short centre text mark. Start with dark modules on a light background, keep the clear border and use restrained centre branding. An attractive preview is not a scan guarantee: test the final exported image and a real-size printed proof, especially after changing fonts, colours or logos.
Download instantly
Download a PNG on the free plan. The free allowance also includes one SVG export per browser. Pro adds ongoing SVG and other vector downloads, PDF and PNG resolutions above 1000 pixels. Use the original exported file in your artwork rather than a screenshot or a compressed messaging-app thumbnail.
Need to edit the link later?
Signed-in free users can try one dynamic QR code with a 100-scan cap. Dynamic codes use a hosted redirect so the saved website destination can change without reprinting. Pro is $20$15/month and adds ongoing dynamic management, analytics and advanced settings. Static text and Wi-Fi details do not become editable merely because you save the design.
Choose the content before the design
For a website, check the complete HTTPS address in a browser first. For Wi-Fi, use the correct guest-network name and credentials. For a contact card, verify the imported phone and email fields on a phone. Avoid encoding private details you would not want someone to read or photograph. The QR is a convenient representation of that information, not encryption.
Before you share or print
Scan on more than one phone and confirm the expected action, not just camera recognition. Preserve a four-module quiet zone in the final layout and check lighting, glare and print size. Include a readable web address or suitable alternative when the information matters to visitors who cannot scan. Keep a copy of the approved artwork for future print runs.