Generate QR Code
Create a QR code from a website URL and download it as a PNG.
Generate a QR code
Enter the website URL to create a downloadable QR code image.
Create a scannable QR code for a web link
A QR code turns a website address into a square image that phones and tablets can scan. It connects printed material, signs, packaging, or presentations to an online destination without requiring people to type the URL.
How to use Generate QR Code
- Enter the complete website address, including https://.
- Select Generate QR Code.
- Download the PNG and test it with more than one device.
Common reasons to use it
- Linking posters to registration pages
- Adding a menu or guide link to printed material
- Sharing a portfolio or contact page at events
Before you start
Open the destination in a private browser window to make sure it works for people who are not signed into your accounts. Use the final HTTPS address rather than a temporary preview link, and consider how long that page will remain available. A QR code is only a convenient representation of the entered URL; it does not host or verify the destination.
Quality and result checks
Keep the code square, preserve its clear margin, and avoid stretching, cropping, or placing it over a busy background. Test it from the distance and lighting in which it will be used, on both Android and iOS when possible. Printing larger is usually safer than adding decorative changes that interfere with the code's high-contrast modules.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the link after generating the code?
No. This code directly contains the URL you entered. Generate a new image if the destination changes.
Why will my phone not scan it?
The image may be too small, blurred, stretched, low contrast, cropped, or displayed without enough clear space around it.
Does creating a QR code make a website safe?
No. A QR code only encodes a destination. Users should still recognize and trust the site they are opening.