A URL QR code opens a website when it is scanned. Paste any link and this URL to QR code generator creates a code with your colours, logo and frame, ready to download for print or screen. Choose a static code, where the link is stored inside the code and never expires, or a dynamic code, which uses a short link so you can change the destination later and see scan counts.
How to make a URL QR code
Step-by-step instructions to create your customized, scannable QR code.
Paste the full link, starting with https://.
Choose static or dynamic.
Pick colours, a frame and a logo if you want one.
Download the PNG, SVG or PDF.
Scan it with two phones before you print.
Static or dynamic
Static: the link is stored in the code. It cannot be edited and records no scan data, but it does not depend on any service.
Dynamic: the code stores a short link that redirects to your page. You can edit the destination, see scan counts and set controls, but it depends on the service and your plan staying active.
Where it works
Popular and practical placements where customers and scanners interact most.
Posters and flyers that point to a landing page.
Packaging that links to a product page or support.
Shop windows that link to Instagram or a website.
Menu boards and price lists.
Visiting cards that link to a portfolio.
Classroom handouts and event signage.
Tips for better scans
Practical guidelines for scannability, phone camera reliability, and clean printing.