How to make a QR code for your link
- Enter your link or text. Paste the address, such as your link-in-bio page, or type any text. Start a link with https:// so phones open it as a link.
- Set the options. Choose the size in pixels, the error-correction level, the code and background colors, and the quiet zone around the code.
- Read the warnings. The page warns when the colors are too close, when the code is lighter than its background, or when the quiet zone is narrower than the standard asks.
- Download it. Download a PNG for posts, slides and documents, or an SVG that stays sharp at any print size.
- Test it. Scan the code with your phone's camera before you print or share it.
What you get
- PNG and SVG downloads with no watermark
- Size, error correction, colors and quiet zone
- Warnings for low contrast and a narrow quiet zone
- Static codes that never expire
The code is static: it holds your link itself, so it keeps working as long as the link does, and nothing in between counts or redirects the scans. Point it at a page you can keep current, such as a link-in-bio page, and you will not need to reprint it when your links change.