A QR code for a link is a QR code that stores a website URL. When scanned, it opens the link directly in the user's browser — no typing required. Link QR codes are the most common type of QR code because they bridge physical and digital media: a poster can drive traffic to a landing page, a business card can link to a portfolio, a product label can open a how-to video. Our free generator creates static link QR codes that point directly to your URL without any middleman or redirect.
Paste your URL into the input field — for example, https://example.com/landing-page. Customize the design (colors, logo, size) if desired. Click "Generate QR Code." Download the result in PNG, JPG, SVG, or EPS. That is it — the QR code is ready to print, embed in a slide, or share digitally. Static link QR codes never expire and do not require maintenance. Your users scan the code and go directly to your URL.
Link QR codes connect physical and digital experiences. A restaurant can link to a digital menu. A museum can link to audio guides. A real-estate agent can link to property listings. A publisher can link to book bonus content. Unlike dynamic QR codes that require subscriptions, static link QR codes are free forever and offer the best user experience. Our tool makes it easy to create branded link QR codes in seconds.
No. Static link QR codes never expire and point directly to your URL.
You can use a URL shortener with click tracking (like Bitly) as your target URL to track scans.
QR codes can store up to 4,000 characters. For long URLs, use a link shortener for cleaner QR codes.
No. Static QR codes are permanent. To make the target URL changeable, use a dynamic QR service.
Yes. It is completely free with no watermark.