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QR Code for a link: turn any address into a scannable code

Paste the address of your site, profile or page and download a QR Code ready to print or share. You can write just "mysite.com": the generator adds https:// on its own. You can change colors, shapes and put a logo in the center.

1

Content

Open a website, landing page or campaign link.

URL / Link

Need another type? See all QR code types.

2

Customize

Pick different shapes to create a unique QR code.

Visual examples. The final QR code will be generated with the content entered above.

Module shapeThe shape of each little square of the code. Very open shapes can reduce readability in dense codes.
Markers (outer frame)The three larger markers are essential for the camera to recognize the code.
Markers (center)The center can be hollow, round, diamond or star.The center of the markers. Combine it with the outer frame for a unique look.
FramesThe frame organizes the QR code and can include a caption. The no-frame option keeps only the safe area.

How to do it, step by step

  1. Type or paste the address in the Link address field.
  2. Adjust colors, shapes and, if you like, the center icon under Customize.
  3. Check the preview beside it and test the scan with your phone camera.
  4. Click Download and choose PNG, SVG, JPG or WebP.

See where to click, with an image of the tool →

When this is useful

Business cards and printed material

Take whoever gets the paper straight to your site or portfolio.

Shop window, poster and packaging

A QR Code on the packaging leads to the manual, the warranty or the product page.

Promote a page without typing a long address

Whoever scans does not mistype a letter or have to copy the URL.

Tips for a good result

  • Use colors with good contrast: a light background and a dark code scan best.
  • Prefer SVG for large prints: it does not lose sharpness.
  • Always test with more than one phone before printing.

What this tool does not do

  • The QR Code is static: the address is stored in the drawing. If the link changes, you need to generate and replace the code.
  • There is no scan count or statistics panel.
  • Very long links make the code denser and harder to read at a small size.

Frequently asked questions

Does the QR Code expire?
No. It only stops working if the address you entered goes offline.
Can I know how many people scanned it?
No. The code is static and does not pass through any WebFaz server.
Can I use it on commercial printed material?
Yes. The code’s drawing carries no WebFaz mark.

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Text written by Marcelo Amantino · updated October 18, 2026 · who we are