Free QR codes that never expire
Make a QR code in seconds. No signup, no watermark, no trial.
Event QR code generator
Send guests to your ticket page, RSVP form or event details. Paste the link and add the code to invitations and posters.
Fill in the form and your code appears here.
Sending it to a print shop? SVG and PDF stay sharp at any size.
Design
Logo in the centre
More options
The defaults work for almost everyone. You can leave these alone.
Stronger codes still scan when scratched, dirty or torn, but look busier.
Empty space around the code. Phones need some to read it.
Start from a template
Pick one to set up the form and a matching look. You can change anything afterwards.
What we promise
- Static codes are free, with no limit
- Make as many as you like. There is no trial, no signup and no watermark on the code.
- They cannot expire
- Your link or text is stored inside the code itself. It does not pass through our servers, so there is nothing for us to switch off.
- Your details stay with you
- Codes are made in your browser. WiFi passwords, contact details and logos are never uploaded.
- Tested before you print
- Each design is read back by a scanner on this page, and you are warned if it fails.
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Questions
Will my QR code stop working?
No. The codes made here are static: the link or text is written directly into the pattern. Nothing depends on this website staying online or on you having an account. A code only stops working if the page it points to is taken down.
Why do other generators' codes expire?
Many generators quietly give you a dynamic code, which points to their server first and is then forwarded to your link. When a trial ends they stop forwarding. Static codes skip that middle step.
Can I change where a code points after printing it?
Not with a static code, because the link is part of the pattern. Editable, trackable dynamic codes are planned as a separate, clearly labelled option. Until then, link to a page you control and change that page.
Which download format should I use?
PNG for screens, documents and social media. SVG or PDF for print, because they stay sharp at any size.
Can I use these codes commercially?
Yes. Use them on packaging, menus, signs and adverts without paying or crediting anyone.
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