Your URL is encoded directly into the code — no redirect servers, no short-links, no company that can shut your code down. Free forever, high-res exports, no account needed.
Any URL — your website, menu page, booking form, review link. It gets encoded exactly as written.
Pick pattern shapes, corner eyes and colors that match your brand. The preview updates as you go.
Grab a high-res or transparent PNG and send it to print. It's yours — no watermark, no strings.
Printed materials can't be reprinted every time a link service changes its terms. Direct encoding means they never have to be.
Laminated table menus that link to today's specials — without a middleman that expires.
A card in someone's drawer for five years should still reach your portfolio or booking page.
Print runs of thousands of boxes demand a code that can't be held hostage by a subscription.
Event posters and storefront signs with high error correction that scans even when weathered.
Yes. Your URL is encoded directly into the QR pattern itself, so the code works as long as your destination page exists. There is no server of ours in the loop that could shut down, expire, or start charging you.
Dynamic codes point to a short-link on the provider's server, which then redirects to your page — that's what lets providers expire codes or charge monthly. Direct (static) codes store your actual URL, so nobody can turn them off.
There's no catch: no account, no watermark, no paid tier. Because we don't host redirects for your codes, keeping the generator online costs almost nothing.
The code itself is permanent, so point it at a URL you control — like yoursite.com/menu — and change what that page shows anytime. You keep the flexibility without depending on a third party.
For business cards, at least 2 cm printed width; for posters and signage, 5 cm or more. Use error correction Q or H for anything that might get scuffed, laminated, or viewed from an angle.
Yes, as long as there's strong contrast between ink and background — dark code on a light background is safest. The live preview shows exactly what you'll download, so test-scan it from your screen before printing.