Link QR codes
URL QR Code Generator
Turn any web address into a QR code that opens the page when scanned.
How it works
Open the generator, choose the URL tab and paste the complete website address. Open the address in a browser first to check spelling, availability and the final destination. A QR pointing to an incorrect link can still scan perfectly; it will simply open the wrong place. Prefer a page that works without a mandatory sign-in when your audience is the public.
Use it anywhere
Use a website code on flyers, packaging, posters, menus or business cards. Give it a specific label such as “View the menu” or “Book a visit” so visitors know what to expect. Include a readable destination address for reassurance and a fallback. Choose the print size around how close a visitor can reasonably hold the phone, not just the space left over in the layout.
Change the link later with Pro
A static website code permanently contains the address you enter. A dynamic code contains a hosted redirect that you can manage from the dashboard. The signed-in free allowance is one dynamic QR with up to 100 scans; Pro adds ongoing management and scan analytics for $20$15/month. Redirect totals describe recorded requests, not a guaranteed number of unique customers or purchases.
What if you control your own website?
A stable page on your own domain can be updated behind the same address while the printed static code remains useful. If the actual address needs to change, use an appropriate website redirect or a dynamic QR service. Think about who owns the domain and account and how a colleague will maintain the destination if responsibility changes.
Inspect links and test the final artwork
Keep the required clear border and start with a high-contrast design. Export the original file, scan it on different phones and print a real-size proof before a large run. A logo or an HTTPS link is not proof that a destination is trustworthy. Avoid unexpected downloads, concealed login requests or links containing sensitive access details that should not be publicly distributed.