Free QR code generator

Create QR codes for website links, text, Wi-Fi, email or phone numbers. Preview your code and download PNG or SVG for free, without an account.

Turn a link into a QR code

A QR code lets someone open your website by scanning an image instead of typing an address. Use a link to your menu, booking page, event details or online document. Plain text works too: the scanner displays the text rather than opening a website.

Enter your content, check the preview and download PNG or SVG. PNG is convenient for documents; SVG stays sharp when resized for print. Keep the code square with a clear white border. Before printing a batch, scan a sample at its intended size.

Questions about creating QR codes

Is it free to create and download a QR code?
Yes. You can create QR codes and download PNG or SVG without an account or subscription. No watermark is added to the code.
Will my QR code expire?
The image has no built-in expiry or scan limit. It stores your content directly, without an Online Utilities by linxi.com.au redirect. If it links to a website, that website still needs to remain available.
Can I change the link after printing?
Not inside an already generated code. If the address changes, create and print a new code. You can update the contents of the destination page without changing its address.
Why won't my phone scan the code?
Keep the full image and its white border, avoid stretching it and use a larger print size if needed. Check the address for typing errors. Most recent phones can scan ordinary QR codes with their camera.

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