URL QR Code Generator
Turn a website link into a QR code, validate the destination, customize the design, and download a PNG or SVG in your browser.
How to create this QR code
- Paste the complete website address.
- Choose direct or tracking mode and review the QR preview.
- Scan-test the result, then download PNG, SVG, PDF, or EPS.
What scanners receive
A direct URL QR opens the encoded address in the scanner's browser. Tracking mode uses a Scanfolk redirect and requires an account before export.
Good fits
- Product and campaign pages
- Menus and digital documents
- Support or booking links
Before you publish or print
- Include the destination protocol when you need a specific HTTP or HTTPS address.
- Open the destination yourself before printing the QR.
- Keep the direct URL concise when possible so the QR remains less dense.
Common questions
Can I change a direct URL after download?
No. A direct static QR contains the destination itself. Use tracking mode when you need a managed redirect.
Does the direct QR expire?
The QR data does not expire, but the destination must remain available.