What is a URL QR code?
A URL QR code stores a web address. When someone scans it, their phone offers to open that page in the browser — no typing, no typos.
Use it for any public link: your homepage, a product page, an online menu, a Google Form, a YouTube video or a social media profile. If the address does not start with http:// or https://, we add https:// automatically so the code opens correctly on every phone.
How to create a QR code for a website
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Paste or type the website address into the URL field.
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Check the live preview and adjust colors or size if needed.
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Download the code as PNG or SVG.
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Scan it with your phone to confirm it opens the right page.
Features
Automatic https://
Bare domains like example.com are completed automatically, so scans never fail.
No redirects
The code points directly to your URL — no third-party short links that can expire or track visitors.
Any length
Long links with tracking parameters work too; the code adapts its density automatically.
Brand colors
Match your brand with custom foreground and background colors while keeping the code scannable.
Examples
Product packaging
Link to setup instructions or a video tutorial printed right on the box.
Event poster
Send people to the registration page or ticket shop.
Feedback form
Link a Google Form so customers can leave a review from their table.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a QR code for a website?
Paste the website address into the URL field above. The QR code is generated instantly and can be downloaded as PNG or SVG.
Can I change the link later?
Static QR codes cannot be edited after printing because the link is stored in the image. To keep flexibility, point the code to a page you control and update that page instead.
Will the QR code work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Both iPhone and Android cameras read URL QR codes natively and offer to open the link.
Is there a limit on URL length?
QR codes can hold very long URLs, but shorter links create simpler codes that scan faster, especially when printed small.