CodesQR

Free QR Tool

QR Code Generator for a Website Link

Turn any web address into a scannable QR code in seconds. Paste your link, choose your colors, and download a high-resolution PNG or a crisp vector SVG. Everything happens in your browser.

  • Works with any URL — homepage, product page, or campaign link
  • Custom foreground and background colors
  • Download as PNG for screens or SVG for print
  • No signup, no watermark, no scan limit

We add https:// for you if you leave it out.

Generated in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

This generates a static QR code. Need to edit the link later or track scans? Create a dynamic QR code instead.

Make it editable

How to make a QR code for a website link

Paste your web address into the field above and the QR code updates instantly. If you forget the https:// prefix, we add it for you, so a scan opens the right page in the visitor's browser. When the preview looks right, download it as a PNG for on-screen use or an SVG for print.

A static link QR code is perfect when the destination will not change: a business card, a flyer with a fixed landing page, or a product label that points to your homepage. The URL is baked into the pattern, so no server is involved and the code keeps working for as long as the page exists.

If the link might change, or you want to know how many people scanned it, use an editable QR code from CodesQR. You can repoint a QR code for a link to a new URL at any time, or even swap it for a QR code for a PDF, all without reprinting. Browse every QR code type to find the right one for your project.

Frequently asked questions

Is this website QR code generator really free?

Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, so there is no signup, no watermark, and no scan limit. Download the PNG or SVG and use it anywhere, including print and commercial projects.

Can I change the link after I print the QR code?

No. A static QR code encodes the URL directly, so the destination is fixed once it is printed. If you need to edit the link later, create a dynamic QR code instead, which keeps the same printed code while you change where it points.

Should I download the PNG or the SVG?

Use PNG for screens, slides, and quick sharing. Use SVG for print and large formats such as posters or packaging, because it is a vector and stays sharp at any size.

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