QR Code Generator
Create custom QR codes for free
About this tool
The QR Code Generator creates scannable QR codes for links, contact pages, menus, event details, signup forms, product pages and other destinations. A QR code gives people a fast bridge from a physical item to a digital action without asking them to type a long URL by hand.
Convertit is useful for small businesses, teachers, event organizers, restaurants, creators and teams that need a quick code for print or screen use. Enter the destination, choose your visual options, generate the code and download it for your flyer, label, slide, poster or packaging.
Static QR codes are simple and dependable: the code points to the content you provide at generation time. For best results, use a destination URL that will remain active, test the code on multiple phones, and leave enough white space around it when placing it in a design.
How to use QR Code Generator
- Enter the URL or text you want the QR code to contain.
- Choose size and color options that still keep strong contrast.
- Generate the QR code.
- Download the result in the format you need.
- Scan the code from the final design or printed proof before sharing it publicly.
Where QR Codes Work Best
QR codes are strongest when they remove friction. A restaurant menu, appointment booking page, payment link, event registration form, product manual or portfolio page is easier to reach with a scan than with a typed address. They also help offline materials become measurable and interactive.
They are less useful when the destination is unclear or the code is placed where scanning is inconvenient. Add nearby context in your design, such as a short label or call to action, so people know what they will get before they scan.
QR Design and Scanning Tips
Contrast matters more than decoration. Dark foreground on a light background is the safest choice. Avoid placing a QR code on busy photos, low contrast colors or curved surfaces unless you have tested the final version. Keep a quiet margin around the code so phone cameras can detect it easily.
Before printing in bulk, scan the code from the real size and material you plan to use. A code that works on a large monitor may fail when printed too small on a sticker. Testing early prevents expensive reprints.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about this tool.
Do QR codes expire?
No, our generated QR codes are static and never expire.
Can I customize colors?
Yes, you can change foreground and background colors to match your brand.
What can I put in a QR code?
You can encode a URL, text, contact detail, menu link, signup form, event page, product page or any short destination that users should reach quickly.
Do QR codes work after printing?
Yes, as long as the printed code has enough contrast, enough quiet space around it and is large enough for phone cameras to scan.
What colors scan best?
Dark foreground colors on a light background scan most reliably. Avoid low contrast combinations and busy photo backgrounds.
Can I use a QR code commercially?
Yes. You can use generated QR codes on menus, packaging, flyers, signs, business cards and other commercial materials.
Should I test the QR code?
Always test the code on multiple phones before publishing or printing it, especially if you customized colors or size.
Can I edit a static QR code after download?
A static QR code cannot change its destination after generation. To change the destination, create a new code or use a redirect URL you control.
Does the QR code include a watermark?
No. Convertit does not add a watermark to generated QR codes.