Website link
QR code for a website link
Paste the address, design the code and download it. A static link code works forever; choose Dynamic at step 1 if you may want to change the link after printing.
How to make a link QR code
1
Enter your web address
Fill in the content above. The preview updates while you type.
2
Design it
Colours, gradient, dot and corner shapes, your logo, a frame with a call to action. The print check tells you if it still scans well.
3
Buy & download
Pay once – PNG, SVG, PDF and EPS without the watermark, saved in My codes for later downloads.
Good to know
- Shorter addresses make simpler codes that scan from further away.
- Use https:// addresses – phones warn about unsafe ones.
- A static code cannot be changed: if the page might move, choose a dynamic code.
Questions
The page address changed – what now?
A static code always opens the address inside it. Set up a redirect on your website, or use a dynamic code next time.
Is there a free trial?
No – and no trap either. You see a watermarked preview of your exact design for free, and pay once when you download. Nothing expires afterwards.
Which files do I get?
PNG (any size up to 4000 px), SVG, PDF and EPS. SVG, PDF and EPS are vector files: sharp at any size, ready for professional print.