Turn a link or any text into a QR code you can download and print. Free, with no sign-up and no expiry.
Worked out at https://sumlytools.com/qr-code-generator/ — a guide only, not financial advice.
Always test your code with a phone camera before printing. Keep a clear margin around it, print it at least 2 cm wide, and use dark on a light background. Shorter links make simpler codes that scan more reliably, especially when printed small.
Link to your menu, a review page, a booking form, Wi-Fi details, an event page or a donation page. On business cards and flyers, a QR code saves people typing a long web address.
No. The code contains your link or text directly, so it works for as long as the link itself works. Some other sites use redirect links that stop working if you cancel a subscription.
Not directly. To count scans, use a link with tracking parameters, such as UTM tags, and check your website analytics.
At least 2 cm wide for scanning at arm's length. For posters scanned from a distance, a good rule is one-tenth of the scanning distance.