Website URL QR codeWorks offline
Send people to your website without typing
Point a phone at the square and your website opens. No typing, no typos.
Free to start. No account needed.
How it looks in real life
Why people use a website url QR code
No typing
Nobody has to copy a long address off a poster.
No typos
A code can't mistype your web address.
Change it later
Send the same printed code somewhere new, with a dynamic code.
Count the scans
See how many people used it, and when.
Make it yours
Pick the colours and drop your logo in the middle.
Works anywhere
Posters, packaging, vans, screens. Anywhere you can print.
How to make a website url QR code
- 1Paste your web address
- 2Style the code
- 3Print it and share it
Where people put it
PostersPackagingShop windowsBusiness cardsVansFlyers
Questions about website url QR codes
No. The normal camera on a phone reads it.
Dynamic if it is printed, might change, or you want to count scans. Static if the link will never change.
Yes, with a dynamic code. The printed square stays the same.
A long address makes a busy code. Shorten it first, or use a dynamic code.
Keep it about two centimetres across, with white space around it.
Only if you set an end date yourself.
How people use website url QR codes
Static QR Codes
A static code holds the information itself, so it can't break, and it can't be changed either.Real Estate
QR codes for real estate boards show the listing to people standing outside the property right now.Education
QR codes for schools put forms, dates and handouts on the phone of the person who needs them.This one works without internet
Everything sits inside the square itself. It never expires, but it cannot be changed once printed.
What that means