Free QR code generator

No sign-up, no expiry dates. Paste a link, pick your colors, and download a high quality QR code.

What can you link a free QR code to?

Website

Open any web page, landing page, online store, app store page, or YouTube video.

Phone number

Let people call you with one tap, no dialing needed.

Email

Open a new email to your address so customers can reach you fast.

Event page

Link to a PosterMyWall event page where guests can RSVP in seconds.

Social profile

Grow followers by linking to your Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok page.

How to create a QR code in three steps.

Choose what your QR code opens

Pick a website link, phone number, or email address, then paste in the details. Link it to the one page you want people to act on, like your online menu, booking page, or event RSVP page.
Customize it to fit your design

Change the colors, size, and style so the code matches your brand. Keep it dark on a light background, then scan the preview with your phone to check it works before you download.
Download it or add it to your design

Download your code as a PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF, with no watermark. You can also add it straight to a flyer, menu, or event page in the PosterMyWall editor, then print, post, or publish the finished piece.

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A QR code generator that finishes the job.

Most QR code makers hand you a file and leave the rest to you. PosterMyWall puts the code inside the design editor, so you can drop it onto a flyer, a restaurant menu, a business card, or an event poster without switching apps. Resize it, line it up next to your call to action, and print or post the finished piece in one go.

Give your QR code a little personality.

Plain black-and-white squares fade into the background. Our custom QR code generator lets you change the code's colors and style so it sits naturally on your design and still catches the eye. Keep strong contrast between the code and its background, with dark on light working best, and your branded code scans as reliably as a plain one.

A QR code that never stops working.

Some QR code tools create dynamic codes that route through their servers and stop working when a trial or subscription ends. PosterMyWall makes static QR codes that link straight to your URL: the link lives inside the pattern itself, so there is no redirect, no expiration date, and no subscription to keep up. For print, download SVG or PDF so the code stays sharp at any size.

How static and dynamic QR codes compare

Features	Static QR code	Dynamic QR code
Where the link is stored	Inside the code's pattern	On the provider's server
Where a scan goes	Straight to your URL	Through the provider's short link first
Does it expire?	Never	Can stop working when a subscription ends
Edit the link after printing	No, make a new code	Yes
Scan tracking	Yes, with UTM tags in your analytics	Built into the provider's dashboard
Cost	Free	Usually a paid plan
Best for	Printed flyers, menus, cards, and signs that point to a page you control	Campaigns where you need to change the link after printing

What are the benefits of using a QR code generator?

A QR code turns anything people can see into something they can tap. That’s why businesses, schools, and churches put them on everything from menus to yard signs. With a free QR code generator like PosterMyWall’s, you can add one to your next design in seconds. Here’s what you get.

Easier for the people scanning

No typing: One scan opens a link, starts a call, or writes an email, so nobody mistypes your web address.
Works on any phone: Most iPhones and Android phones scan QR codes with the built-in camera, no app needed.
Contactless sharing: Share menus, forms, and documents without handing out extra paper.

Better for your print designs

Print meets online: Turn flyers, menus, and signs into a direct path to your website, bookings, or RSVPs.
Clean designs: Keep your designs uncluttered and let the code carry the full menu, schedule, or price list.

Why use PosterMyWall’s QR code generator

Most QR code generators stop at the code. PosterMyWall gives you the design and marketing tools to put it to work.

Free and permanent: Your codes cost nothing, carry no watermark, and never expire.
Part of your marketing toolkit: Place your code on a flyer, menu, or event poster, then post the design to social media, send it in an email campaign, or order prints without leaving PosterMyWall.
Ready for print and screen: Download in high resolution for menus, packaging, and posters, or add it to your website, social posts, and emails.
Measurable: Add UTM tags to your link before you generate the code, then see which flyer, post, or email drives the most scans.
Easy to keep current: Link to a page you control, then update the page instead of reprinting the code.

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What is a QR code?

A QR code is a square, two-dimensional barcode that stores information such as a website link, phone number, or email address. QR stands for “quick response”, and the format was invented in 1994 by Denso Wave, a Japanese company. Phones read QR codes through the camera, so people can open a link by scanning instead of typing.

Are QR codes safe to scan?

QR codes are generally safe to scan, but check the link preview your phone shows before you open it. In public places, look for stickers placed over an original code. When you create your own code, link to a page on your own website so people recognize the address when the preview appears.

What is the difference between static and dynamic QR codes?

A static QR code stores your link directly in the pattern, while a dynamic QR code stores a short redirect link that the provider controls. Static codes never expire but cannot be edited after printing. Dynamic codes can be edited and tracked, but often stop working when a subscription ends. PosterMyWall creates static QR codes.

Do QR codes from PosterMyWall expire?

No, QR codes made with PosterMyWall never expire. PosterMyWall creates static codes, which means your link is stored inside the code itself rather than on a server. Your QR code keeps working for as long as the website, phone number, or email address it points to stays active.

Do PosterMyWall QR codes have a watermark?

No, QR codes made with PosterMyWall have no watermark. The code you download is just your QR code, ready to print or add to a design. Some free QR code generators add their own logo or watermark unless you upgrade, but PosterMyWall keeps every code clean on the free plan.

Is there a scan limit on PosterMyWall QR codes?

No, there is no scan limit on QR codes made with PosterMyWall. Because they are static codes, the link is stored inside the pattern itself, so the code can be scanned as many times as people like. It keeps working for as long as the page, phone number, or email address it points to stays active.

What should I look for in a free QR code generator?

The best free QR code generator lets you download codes with no watermark and no sign-up, in print-ready formats like SVG and PDF. Look for static codes that link straight to your URL, so they never expire. PosterMyWall's free QR code generator does all of this and lets you add the code to your design.

Do I need to sign up to make a QR code?

No, you can create a QR code with PosterMyWall's free QR code generator without signing up. Paste your link, customize the code, and download it right away. If you want to place the code in a design and edit it later, a free PosterMyWall account keeps everything saved in My Stuff.

How do I turn a link into a QR code?

To turn a link into a QR code, copy the URL of the page you want people to visit and paste it into PosterMyWall's free QR code generator. Pick your colors, scan the preview with your phone, then download the code as a PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF, or add it straight to your design.

What file formats can I download?

You can download PosterMyWall QR codes as PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF files. Use PNG or JPG for websites, social posts, and emails. Choose SVG or PDF for print, because these files stay sharp at any size, from a business card to a banner, without blurry edges.

Can I make a QR code for a PDF or image?

Yes, you can make a QR code for a PDF or image by uploading the file online first, for example to Google Drive or your website, and copying its share link. Paste that link into PosterMyWall's QR code generator, and anyone who scans the code opens your file. Make sure the file is set to public.

Can I make a QR code with my logo?

Yes, you can show your logo with your QR code on any PosterMyWall design. Place the code and your logo side by side on your flyer, menu, or business card, so people know who it's from before they scan. Keeping the logo outside the code's pattern also keeps the code fully readable.

Can I make a Wi-Fi or business card QR code?

PosterMyWall's QR code generator currently creates codes for website links, phone numbers, and email addresses. For a business card, link the code to an online contact page or digital business card. For Wi-Fi, print the network name and password next to the code, or link to a page with the details.

How do I collect RSVPs with a QR code?

To collect RSVPs with a QR code, link the code to an online RSVP or registration page. On PosterMyWall, create a free event page, copy its link into the QR code generator, and add the code to your flyer or poster. Anyone who scans it lands on the event page and can RSVP right away.

Can I put a QR code on a restaurant menu?

Yes, a QR code works well on restaurant menus, table tents, and window posters. Link it to your online menu, ordering page, or review page. With PosterMyWall, you can design the menu and add the QR code in the same editor, then print it or show it on a digital menu board.

How big should a QR code be on a flyer?

A QR code on a flyer or business card should be at least 2 x 2 cm (about 0.8 x 0.8 inches). Go bigger for posters and signs people scan from across the room. A handy rule: keep the scanning distance under about 10 times the width of the code.

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