QR Code Generator
Create a QR code in seconds — for your website, restaurant menu, Wi-Fi network or contact details. No watermark, no expiry, free for commercial use.
Where small businesses use QR codes
- Menus & catalogs: a code on the table replaces reprinting menus with every price change.
- Wi-Fi access: guests scan to join — no more spelling out passwords. Use the Wi-Fi type above.
- Reviews: link directly to your Google review page on receipts and packaging.
- Payments & invoices: put a payment link on printed invoices from our invoice generator.
- Business cards & signage: a code that opens your booking or contact page beats a typed URL.
QR best practices
Keep contrast high (dark on white), give it quiet space around the edges, print at least 2×2 cm for close scanning (bigger for posters — rule of thumb: scan distance ÷ 10). Always test with both an iPhone and an Android camera before printing 500 flyers. And use a short URL when possible — less data means a simpler, more forgiving code.
Frequently asked questions
Do these QR codes expire or stop working?
Never. The data is encoded directly in the image itself (a "static" QR code) with no middleman service — as long as the destination URL exists, the code works.
Can I track how many people scan my code?
Static codes have no built-in analytics. To count scans, link to a URL with UTM parameters (e.g., ?utm_source=qr) and check your site analytics, or use a link shortener with click statistics.
Is it safe to make a Wi-Fi QR code here?
Yes — the code is generated entirely in your browser; your password is never transmitted anywhere. It's embedded only in the image you download.
Can I print these commercially?
Yes, QR codes are patent-unencumbered for use and the images you generate are yours — flyers, menus, packaging, whatever you need.