Will the QR code stop working if I change my website?

Yes. A URL QR code is a direct link to a specific address. If you change or redirect that URL, the QR code will go to the new location only if a proper redirect is in place.

What size PNG should I download for print?

For most print use cases, 300×300 px works well at standard sizes. For large-format printing (posters, banners), use 512×512 px or larger.

🔗 URL QR Code Generator

Q: What URLs can I convert to a QR code?

Any valid URL including http://, https://, and app deep links. We recommend using https:// for website links.

Turn any website URL into a scannable QR code in one click. Free, no watermark, download as PNG in your chosen size.

Please enter a valid URL starting with http:// or https://

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About This URL QR Code Generator

The URL QR Code Generator takes any website link and instantly converts it into a scannable QR code. Paste your URL, click generate, choose a download size, and you have a clean PNG ready for print or digital use — all within seconds.

This is the simplest and most popular type of QR code, used everywhere from restaurant menus and product packaging to marketing materials and event tickets.

Common Uses for URL QR Codes

Link printed materials (flyers, menus, brochures) to your website
Add to product packaging to link to instruction manuals or warranty pages
Put on business cards to link to your portfolio or LinkedIn
Add to event banners to link to the event schedule or RSVP page
Include in presentations to link to additional resources

Tips for Better QR Codes

Use short URLs or a URL shortener to reduce QR code density (simpler = easier to scan)
Always test the QR code by scanning it before printing
Use https:// URLs for security — browsers show warnings for plain http:// links
Make sure the destination page is mobile-friendly since most scans come from phones

Frequently Asked Questions

What URLs can I convert to a QR code?

Any valid URL including https://, http://, and app deep links. We recommend always using https:// for website links for security. Very long URLs will produce denser QR codes that may be slightly harder to scan — consider using a URL shortener for long links.

Will the QR code stop working if my URL changes?

A URL QR code points directly to the address you entered. If that page moves or is deleted, the QR code will result in a broken link. If you need the ability to update the destination later, consider using a URL shortener service that supports editing the destination link.

What size should I download for printed materials?

For business cards and small stickers, 200×200 px is sufficient. For flyers and brochures, use 300×300 px. For posters and large banners, use 512×512 px. Always make sure the final printed QR code is at least 1cm × 1cm.

Is my URL kept private?

Yes. All QR code generation happens entirely in your browser. Your URL is never sent to any server and is not stored or logged anywhere.