Turn any printed thing into a doorway to your site. Create a QR code that links to your website — free, no watermark, no expiration. Add your logo, match your brand colors, and track every scan.
Create Your Website QR Code or explore the full free QR code generator →A website QR code is the shortest path from the physical world to your online presence — no typing a long address, no searching, no lost customers.
People discover you offline all the time: they walk past your shop, pick up your flyer, hold your business card, or read your packaging. A QR code for your website closes the gap between that moment and your site. Instead of hoping someone remembers your address and types it later, they point their phone camera and land on your page in a second.
That matters because attention is fleeting. Every extra step between "I'm interested" and "I'm on your website" loses people. A QR code removes those steps entirely — it works with the native camera on every modern phone, no app required. For a restaurant it opens the menu, for a shop it opens the catalog, for a freelancer it opens the portfolio, for an event it opens the registration page.
And unlike a printed URL, a QR code can be measured. With a dynamic code you see how many people scanned your flyer versus your storefront, which city they were in, and what device they used — turning a printed sheet into a trackable marketing channel.
No design skills, no software to install. Four steps and under a minute.
Paste the web address you want the QR code to open — homepage, landing page, menu, or booking form.
Add your logo, choose brand colors, and adjust the corner style so the code looks like it belongs to you.
Export a crisp, high-resolution image ready for both print and screen — no watermark added.
Add it to your material and scan it with a phone to confirm it opens your website before you print at scale.
Anywhere a customer's eyes already are. A few high-converting spots and how to use them.
Send new contacts straight to your portfolio or booking page instead of a plain URL they'll forget.
Let passers-by browse your catalog or opening hours even when the shop is closed.
Point diners to your full online menu, reviews, or loyalty sign-up while they're seated.
Link to setup guides, warranty registration, or a reorder page right on the box.
Turn a poster into a click — scan to register, buy tickets, or read more.
A small QR in your signature nudges recipients to your latest page from any printed copy.
A QR on a van or banner lets people save your site from across the street.
At events, let people reach your site without swapping cards or typing anything.
Both open your site. The difference is whether you can change and measure it later.
Not sure which to pick? Start with a static code for a permanent link, and choose a dynamic one whenever you want to update the URL later or see how it performs.
A QR code only works if phones can read it. Four things that make the difference.
A centered logo builds trust and brand recognition. Keep it small so it doesn't cover the data pattern.
Dark code on a light background scans fastest. Avoid low-contrast or inverted color combinations.
Roughly 1/10th of the scan distance: ~1.5 cm on a card, 30 cm+ on a poster read from across a room.
Scan the final artwork with a couple of phones. Leave quiet space around the code so cameras lock on.
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