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Convert a Link to QR Code

Paste any web address and get a QR code that opens it in one scan — websites, product pages, forms, documents, social profiles, anything with a link. Add your logo and colours, then download a print-ready PNG.

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Create your QR code

Free · instant · generated in your browser · no account needed

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Double-check your UPI ID, then test with ₹1 from another phone before printing.

Phones are sent to the right store automatically: Android → Google Play, iPhone → App Store.

Paste the review link from your Google Business Profile (it starts with g.page/r/), or your Place ID (it starts with ChIJ).

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How It Works

How to Make a Link to QR Code

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Copy your link

Open the page you want to share and copy the full address from your browser's address bar.

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Paste it above

Paste the link. If you leave out https://, we add it for you so phones recognise it as a link.

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Customise

Pick colours and add a logo. Use High or Max error correction if you add a logo.

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Download & test

Download a PNG and scan it with your phone before you print or share it.

What can a link QR code open?

Anything with a web address: your website or online shop, a single product page, a Google Form, a Google Drive or Dropbox file, a YouTube video, a booking page, a payment page or a social profile. When someone scans the code, their phone shows the link and opens it in the browser or the right app.

Tips for link QR codes

  • Use the shortest link you can. Shorter links make a simpler, less dense QR code that scans faster and prints smaller.
  • Remove tracking clutter you don't need, but keep UTM tags if you want to see QR traffic separately in Google Analytics (for example ?utm_source=qr&utm_medium=print).
  • Make sure the page works on mobile. Nearly everyone who scans will be on a phone.
  • Keep the link alive. A static QR code always opens the same address. If the page moves, set up a redirect or the printed code will break.

Need to change the link later?

A free QR code from this page is static — the link is stored inside the code. If you expect the destination to change, register for free to create dynamic QR codes you can edit without reprinting. Read more in our guide to static vs dynamic QR codes.

FAQ

Common Questions

Do I need to include https://?

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No. If you paste a link like example.com, QwikQR adds https:// automatically so phones open it as a website instead of showing plain text.

Will the QR code expire?

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No. Static QR codes never expire. The code works for as long as the link it points to keeps working.

Can I track how many people scan it?

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Not with a static code. Add UTM tags to your link to see visits in Google Analytics, or register for dynamic QR codes with scan tracking.

How long can the link be?

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QR codes can hold very long links, but shorter links create simpler codes that are easier to scan, especially when printed small.

Is it free?

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Yes. It's free to create and download, with no watermark and no sign-up.