Free QR Code Generator
Create a custom QR code with your brand colors and logo. Download as a high-quality PNG — free forever, no account required.
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Try Dynamic QR — update the destination anytime
A static QR is permanent. With a Dynamic QR you get a short link behind the code — change where it points after printing, and track how many times it was scanned.
How to create a QR code
- Enter the destination URL in the field above.
- Optionally add a label that will appear above the QR in the exported image.
- Choose the QR module color and background color to match your brand.
- Upload a logo to center inside the QR code (optional).
- Click Download PNG to save the file.
Tips for a scannable QR code
- Keep high contrast between the QR color and background.
- When adding a logo, use the "H" error correction level (set automatically).
- Test the code with your phone before printing.
- For printed materials, export at 512 px or larger.
- Need the URL to be editable after printing? Try the Dynamic QR Code.
QR code generator FAQ
How do I make a QR code for free?
Paste your destination URL into the generator above, optionally pick your brand colors and drop in a logo, then click Download PNG. There's no sign-up, no watermark, and no usage limit — the QR code is yours to print or post anywhere.
Do the QR codes from this generator expire?
No. This tool creates static QR codes that encode your URL directly into the image, so they never expire and keep working forever as long as the destination page stays live. The trade-off is that the URL is baked in — if you need to change where the code points after printing, use our Dynamic QR tool instead.
Can I add a logo or use a transparent background?
Yes — upload any logo and it's placed in the center of the QR code, with error correction automatically bumped to the highest level so the code still scans reliably. You can also set the background to white or any solid brand color for clean print results. Just keep strong contrast between the QR modules and the background so phones can read it.
Is this free QR code generator safe — does it track or redirect scans?
It's safe. Static QR codes encode your URL directly, so scans go straight to your page with no redirect, no tracking link, and no third-party domain in between. The image is generated in your browser, your destination URL is never sold or shared, and the code can't be hijacked or repointed later.
What size and resolution should I export for printing — and is PNG or SVG better?
For print, export at 512 px or larger so the code stays crisp at any physical size; a good rule of thumb is to keep the printed QR at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) wide and add quiet-space margin around it. This tool exports a high-resolution PNG, which is perfect for flyers, signage, packaging, and digital use. PNG is raster, so size up before printing large; if you specifically need infinitely scalable vector output (SVG) for a billboard-scale job, generate at the largest PNG size and test the scan first.