URL to QR Code Converter

Turning a URL into a QR code writes the web address into a pattern that phone cameras read. When someone scans it, their phone shows the link and opens it in the browser or the matching app. Website links are the most common kind of QR code because they can lead anywhere: a homepage, a product, a menu, a form, a video or a booking page.

A static link code stores the address directly and works forever without any service in between. If you might change the destination later, or want to count scans, switch the code to dynamic: it stores a short link you control, so the printed code stays the same while you edit where it goes. Either way, the generator checks every design so the code still scans.