1. Add your content
Choose a link, Wi-Fi network, contact or message. Check it carefully: static QR content cannot be changed later.
Turn a link, a connection, or a hello into a QR code. Beautifully simple. Yours to keep.
Choose what your code should do.
One link or text item per line. Up to 100 items. All images use the current colors and quality.
For Wi-Fi and contacts, use the single-code editor.
Choose a QR image. Decoding happens on your device; links never open automatically.
Make a QR code in three simple steps.
Choose a link, Wi-Fi network, contact or message. Check it carefully: static QR content cannot be changed later.
Keep a dark code on a light background. Leave the white border intact and use the readability test.
Choose PNG for screens, SVG for sharp print, or PDF for a print-ready page. Test the final size with your phone.
We add no expiry or redirect service. The code remains usable while its content is valid and any linked destination stays online.
A static code contains the original address. You can update the page at that address, but changing the encoded address requires a new code.
Start around 30 mm square for a short link at close range. Longer content and greater scanning distances need larger codes. Always test the actual print.
Static codes contain your data directly. Their content cannot be edited after printing. Linked websites must stay available.