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Start free trialA QR code generator is a tool that turns information into a scannable QR code. You can create a QR code for a website link, WiFi network, contact card, PDF, restaurant menu, email, phone number, WhatsApp chat, app download, review page, or custom landing page.
With QRflows, you can generate a free static QR code without signing up and download it as PNG or SVG. Static QR codes are best when the destination will not change. If you need to edit the destination after printing, track scans, add a logo, or route visitors by country or device, use a dynamic QR code instead.
For link-only use cases (websites, landing pages, PDFs, and app links), use the dedicated URL QR Code Generator.
QR codes work on modern iPhone and Android cameras, so people can scan them without installing an app. Add them to flyers, posters, packaging, menus, business cards, tickets, labels, table tents, and digital campaigns.
Jump to a dedicated QR type page with examples, setup tips, and dynamic options.
Pick the QR type that fits your use case. Each type has its own dedicated guide and dynamic options.
Free static QR codes are instant and fixed. Dynamic QR codes let you edit destinations and track scans — visitor links follow the plan you chose for your trial until it ends; then subscriptions keep redirects running.
Choose a static QR code when the content is final and the destination URL will stay online. Choose a dynamic QR code when the QR will be printed, shared widely, or used in a campaign where you may need to update the destination later or measure performance.
Build your dynamic QR code free during trial — it goes live when you activate a plan. Use QR code tracking to compare printed placements.
URL, WiFi, vCard, PDF, menu, email, phone.
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Save PNG or SVG and print or share anywhere.
Use a QR code generator when you want to move people from offline materials to a digital action without making them type a URL. A QR code can open a website, join WiFi, save a contact, show a menu, open a PDF, start a WhatsApp message, collect reviews, or send visitors to the right app store.
For printed materials, dynamic QR codes are usually safer because you can update the destination after printing. For simple one-time links, a free static QR code is often enough.
Add QR codes to flyers, posters, brochures, stickers, and outdoor campaigns.
Use QR codes on packaging, receipts, business cards, product labels, and storefronts.
Share menus, WiFi, hotel guides, service pages, and feedback forms.
Link tickets, schedules, maps, registration pages, and post-event surveys.
Six places QRflows customers ship QR codes every day.
Menu QR codes that you can update without reprinting tents or tables.
On-pack QR codes for ingredients, refills, warranty, and post-purchase flows.
Tickets, agendas, lead capture, and attendee feedback in one scan.
vCard QR codes that save your contact in one tap.
Shelf, packaging and window QR codes you can re-target per campaign.
Flyers, posters, and OOH campaigns with per-placement scan tracking.
A QR code should be easy to scan, easy to understand, and connected to a destination that works well on mobile.
Black on white is the safest option. Avoid low-contrast colors, gradients over the code, or busy backgrounds.
Leave empty space around the QR code so phone cameras can detect it quickly.
Scan the QR code on multiple phones and from different distances before sending files to print.
Download SVG when the QR code will be printed on posters, packaging, business cards, or signage.
Tell people what they get after scanning: "Scan for menu", "Scan to RSVP", "Scan for WiFi", or "Scan for product guide".
If the code goes on printed materials, dynamic QR is safer because you can edit the destination and track scans later.