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Free QR code generator

A QR code for a link, text, phone number, Wi-Fi or contact card. Your colors, a logo in the middle, PNG and SVG for print. Free, no sign-up, no watermark.

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Your logo isn’t uploaded anywhere: the image is added to the code right in your browser
Fill in the field on the left and your QR code will appear here

Before printing, scan the code with your phone camera.

Where a QR code helps

A code takes people from the offline world to your website, your chat or a lead form with one point of the camera. The shorter the path after the scan, the more people reach the goal.

Flyers, business cards, catalogs

A code to your website or straight to a price quote. With a UTM parameter, you can see how many leads each print piece brought in.

Storefront, counter, packaging

Reviews, bookings, promotions or a WhatsApp and Telegram chat, with no URL to type by hand.

Coffee shop, office, hotel

A Wi-Fi code connects guests to the network without reading out the password. A contact card in a code saves your details to their phone in one tap.

Make sure the code scans

Most unreadable codes are ruined in print, not when they’re created. Check four things before the print run.

Size

No smaller than a postage stamp on a business card. On a poster, the farther away people stand, the bigger the code.

Contrast

A dark code on a light background. Many cameras can’t see a light code on a dark one.

Quiet zone

Leave an empty border. The generator already adds one, so don’t crop it in your layout.

Short link

The longer the URL, the smaller the dots. For print, remove any parameters you don’t need.

Your traffic is tagged. Now turn it into leads

A LeadForms quiz asks visitors a few questions and collects their contact details along with the answers. UTM parameters are saved with every lead, and quiz progress shows up as events in Google Analytics 4.

UTM tags in every lead

Source, campaign and ad arrive with the contact details in your email, Telegram, Kommo, Bitrix24 or via webhook.

Google Analytics 4 events, no code

Paste your measurement ID into the quiz settings and track progress with events: opened the quiz, started answering, submitted their details. How to connect it.

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Ready-made templates for your industry, or an AI draft based on a description of your business. Your first 20 leads are free, then pick a plan.

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Frequently asked questions

It’s free, and no sign-up is needed. There’s no limit on QR codes or downloads, and no watermark.
No. It’s a static code: the URL or text is stored in the pattern itself, with no service in between. The code works as long as the link it points to works.
Not in a static code. If the URL might change, put a link to your own page in the code and, when needed, set up a redirect from it to the new URL.
Turn on the UTM parameter when you create a code for a link. Visits from the code will show up in Google Analytics 4 as a separate source: Reports → Acquisition → Traffic acquisition. If the code leads to a LeadForms quiz, the parameter also comes through with every lead.
With a logo, the generator switches to the highest error correction level, so the code reads even when part of the pattern is covered. Don’t make the logo bigger than recommended, and test the code with your phone camera before printing.
SVG is a vector format: it stays sharp at any size and works for print shops and large banners. A 2048-pixel PNG is enough for flyers and business cards. For print, don’t make the code smaller than a postage stamp, and leave a light margin around it.
Any colors, as long as the code is clearly darker than the background. Many cameras can’t read a light code on a dark background. The generator warns you when the contrast is too low.

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