QR Code Generator

No. Your link is written into the code itself, with no redirect through us, so it works for as long as your page does. The other side of it: to change where it leads, you make a new code.

Open Add tracking (UTM) and fill in a source, a medium and a campaign, for example flyer, print and spring_launch. Your analytics then count the visits from the code under that campaign. It counts visits, not scans: someone who scans but doesn't open the page isn't counted.

PNG for screens, emails and most design tools. SVG for print: it's a vector file, so it stays sharp from a small label to a large poster.

Yes, as long as the code stays clearly darker than its background. The tool warns you when the contrast is low, or when the code is lighter than its background, which some scanners can't read. Test a print with a few phones before a large run.

Extra data that lets a code scan when part of it is scratched, dirty or covered: roughly 7% of the code for Low, up to 30% for High. Higher levels make a denser code. Medium suits most uses; pick a higher one for codes that will get worn, like on packaging.

Yes: free, with no signup, no watermark and no limit. The code is made in your browser, so your link isn't sent to us.