Dynamic QR codes
- Change where a printed code points at any time, with no reprinting.
- See how many people scan, by day and by device.
- Great for campaigns, packaging and business cards.
Make a QR code that always scans
Pick a type, design it your way, and download. Everything happens on your device.
1
Complete the content
Time zone
No match
One code. iPhone opens the App Store, Android opens Google Play.
In the app
Bio page
A bio page gathers every link you share on one styled page at your own handle, with its own QR ready to hand out.
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Business card
A digital business card carries your details and a built-in QR, with 108 templates and a print-ready export.
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Design your QR code
Module shape
Corner shape
Processed on your device, never uploaded.
3
Download QR code
Fill in the details to see your code.
Fill in the details to see your code.
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Created on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
- Bio pages and business cards
- Dynamic codes and scan analytics
- Custom colors, shapes and frames
- Safe scanning built in
Reads every code you point it at.
One scanner for QR codes and the common 1D and 2D barcodes.
- QR Code
- EAN-13
- EAN-8
- UPC-A
- Code 128
- Code 39
- ITF
- PDF417
- Aztec
- Data Matrix
Codes that work.
A code that looks good and always scans.
- Full control: colors, shapes, gradients
- Add your logo and 32 frames
- On-device checks flag risky links
- Searchable, exportable scan history
- Creates and scans fully offline
Dynamic or static
Both look the same to a phone. They differ in what you can change and measure later.
Static QR codes
- The content is encoded directly in the pattern.
- Once printed, what it holds cannot change.
- Perfect for Wi-Fi, contacts and links that stay put.
How it works
Make a code in three steps.
- 01
Choose a QR code type
Start by picking your type. This defines what the code does, from a link to Wi-Fi to a contact.
- 02
Fill in the details
Enter the content the type asks for. The design is checked as you type so it always scans.
- 03
Download or share
Export a crisp PNG or a vector SVG, then print it or share it anywhere.
What are QR codes?
A small square, a big shortcut.
QR codes were created in 1994 by Denso Wave. Today any phone camera can read one, which turns anything printed into a single tap.
Share your contact All your links in one page Wi-Fi for guests Menus and events
QR code types
Pick a type to open the generator with it ready.
Link
Open any website or landing page.
ChooseText
Show a short piece of plain text.
ChooseStart a pre-filled email.
ChooseCall
Dial a phone number in one tap.
ChooseSMS
Send a pre-written text message.
ChooseOpen a WhatsApp chat with a message.
ChooseWi-Fi
Join a network without typing a password.
ChooseContact
Save your details as a phone contact.
ChooseEvent
Add an event to the calendar.
ChooseLocation
Point to a place on the map.
ChooseSocial
Send people to your profile.
ChooseApp
Link to your App Store or Google Play page.
ChooseBarcode
Create EAN, UPC or Code 128 barcodes.
ChooseBio page
One page for every link you share.
ChooseBusiness card
A digital card with a built-in QR.
Choose Get QR Maker
Design, scan and manage your codes on iPhone and Android.
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