Website URL QR Code Generator

Create a QR code that links directly to any website. Customize colors, size, and error correction. Download as PNG or SVG in high quality.

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Enter Your URL

Enter any website URL to generate a QR code

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Choose a Template

Pick a preset style to get started, then customize further below.

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Customize Design

150px 1000px
0 10
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Pattern Style

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Add Logo

Drag & drop your logo here

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PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP • Max 2MB

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Frame & Text

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300 x 300
Level M (15%)
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Batch Generate

Have multiple URLs? Paste one per line to generate QR codes in bulk.

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Guide

Everything About URL QR Codes

What is a URL QR Code?

A URL QR code encodes a website address that, when scanned, automatically opens the linked webpage in the user's browser. It's the most common and widely used type of QR code in the world.

Best Practices

  • Always use HTTPS URLs for security
  • Use short URLs for simpler QR patterns
  • Test QR code scanning before printing
  • Use high error correction (H) for print
  • Ensure sufficient contrast between colors

Common Use Cases

  • Business cards linking to portfolio
  • Product packaging to product pages
  • Flyers and posters for event pages
  • Restaurant menus and ordering
  • Social media profile sharing

Things to Avoid

  • Don't use very long URLs (use URL shortener)
  • Don't use low contrast colors
  • Don't make QR code too small for print
  • Don't invert colors (dark bg, light fg)
  • Don't link to non-mobile-friendly pages
FAQ

URL QR Code Questions

We support any valid URL format including HTTP and HTTPS links. You can link to any webpage, landing page, file download, Google Maps location, social media profile, or any other web resource. The URL must start with http:// or https://.

Static QR codes (like the ones generated here) don't have built-in tracking. However, you can use URL parameters (UTM tags) to track scans via Google Analytics. For example, add ?utm_source=qr&utm_medium=print to your URL before generating the QR code.

As a general rule, the QR code should be at least 2 x 2 cm (0.8 x 0.8 inches) for close-range scanning. For posters or billboards, follow the 10:1 ratio — the scanning distance divided by 10 equals the minimum QR code size. Download as SVG for infinite scaling.

Error correction allows a QR code to be read even if it's partially damaged or dirty. Level L recovers 7% of data, M recovers 15%, Q recovers 25%, and H recovers 30%. Use L for digital screens, M for standard prints, and H if you plan to add a logo overlay or for outdoor use where the code may get damaged.

No. The QR code itself is static and never expires. It will work as long as the destination URL remains active and accessible. If the webpage is taken down or the domain expires, the QR code will still try to open that URL but will show a page-not-found error.

Yes, but maintain sufficient contrast. The foreground should always be darker than the background. Avoid using very light foreground colors or very similar colors for foreground and background. Our generator warns you if the contrast is too low for reliable scanning.

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