Do these QR codes expire?

No. Static QR codes never expire — the data is encoded directly into the pattern, so the code keeps working as long as the destination it points to exists.

Yes. Unlimited standard static QR generation, styling, and standard PNG export are free with no signup and no watermark. Pro unlocks logos, SVG, and high-resolution export.

Can I edit the code after I print it?

Not a static code — its destination is fixed. If you need to change where it points later, the dynamic QR preview shows the backend workflow to build next.

PNG or SVG — which should I download?

Use the free PNG for screens, slides and quick sharing. Unlock SVG on Pro for design software and large-format print.

Will a logo break scanning?

No. Logo upload is a Pro feature, and it uses high error correction to keep the code readable with the middle covered.

Free QR Code Generator — no signup, no expiration

Best for

Anything you print

Posters, menus, packaging, business cards, table tents and yard signs — a QR turns a printed surface into a tap.

Sharing without typing

Wi-Fi passwords, contact details and links people would otherwise have to type by hand.

Design assets

Pro SVG export drops straight into Figma, Canva, Illustrator or InDesign and scales to any size with no blur.

Static or dynamic?

This tool makes static codes — the data is baked into the pattern, free forever, and never expires. If you'll need to change where it points after printing (a menu that updates, a campaign you re-route), use the dynamic QR preview as the next backend target.

Preview dynamic QR →

Print & scan reliably

Keep contrast high. Dark code on a light background scans best; avoid pale colors on white.
Mind the quiet zone. Leave clear margin around the code — don't crop it tight.
Size for distance. Rule of thumb: scan distance ÷ 10 = minimum code width. A 1 m sign wants ~10 cm.
Use logos wisely. Logo upload is Pro; free error-correction controls help keep styled codes scan-safe.
Export SVG on Pro. Vectors stay crisp at any size; the free standard PNG is fine for screens and quick use.

How to make a QR code

1
Pick a type
URL, text, Wi-Fi, vCard, email, SMS or phone.
2
Fill in the details
The code updates live as you type.
3
Style or keep it simple
Colors and shapes are free; logos unlock on Pro.
4
Download
Grab a standard PNG for free, or unlock SVG and high-resolution export on Pro.

Questions

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Best for

Anything you print

Posters, menus, packaging, business cards, table tents and yard signs — a QR turns a printed surface into a tap.

Sharing without typing

Wi-Fi passwords, contact details and links people would otherwise have to type by hand.

Design assets

Pro SVG export drops straight into Figma, Canva, Illustrator or InDesign and scales to any size with no blur.

Print & scan reliably

Keep contrast high. Dark code on a light background scans best; avoid pale colors on white.

Mind the quiet zone. Leave clear margin around the code — don't crop it tight.

Size for distance. Rule of thumb: scan distance ÷ 10 = minimum code width. A 1 m sign wants ~10 cm.

Use logos wisely. Logo upload is Pro; free error-correction controls help keep styled codes scan-safe.

Export SVG on Pro. Vectors stay crisp at any size; the free standard PNG is fine for screens and quick use.

Best for

Anything you print

Sharing without typing

Design assets

Static or dynamic?

Print & scan reliably

How to make a QR code

Pick a type

Fill in the details

Style or keep it simple

Download

Questions

Do these QR codes expire?

Is it really free?

Can I edit the code after I print it?

PNG or SVG — which should I download?

Will a logo break scanning?

Related generators

Best for

Anything you print

Sharing without typing

Design assets

Static or dynamic?

Print & scan reliably

How to make a QR code

Pick a type

Fill in the details

Style or keep it simple

Download

Questions

Do these QR codes expire?

Is it really free?

Can I edit the code after I print it?

PNG or SVG — which should I download?

Will a logo break scanning?

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