A URL QR code turns a web link into something people can reach from the physical world. Instead of typing a long address, they scan and go — perfect for posters, packaging and anywhere print meets digital.
Where to use it
- Posters, flyers and billboards
- Product packaging and labels
- Business cards and presentations
- Social media bios and profiles
How to make one
- Paste your link. Enter any URL — a website, landing page, form, or social profile.
- Make it yours. Pick colors, add a logo, and choose a dot and eye style so it looks intentional.
- Download for print. Export SVG for razor-sharp printing at any size, or PNG for quick sharing.
Frequently asked questions
Does a URL QR code expire?
No. A standard (static) QR code encodes your link directly and works forever.
Can I track how many people scan it?
Basic static codes do not track scans. Sign up for a free account to save codes and get hosted image links you can manage.
What format is best for printing?
Use SVG — it is vector, so it stays crisp at any size, from a business card to a billboard.