A URL QR code is the simplest way to move someone from paper, packaging, or a slide into a live webpage. You type the link, we encode it, and any camera app can open it. No app install is required on modern iPhones or Android phones.
This QR code maker is built for that everyday job. Paste a product page, a booking form, a menu, or a Google Review link. The preview on the right updates as you type. When the square looks right, download PNG for print or SVG if your designer needs a vector file.
When a URL code beats typing a link
People will scan a code on a table tent. They will not type a 70-character URL from a billboard. Use a short, stable address when you can - vanity paths scan as reliably as long ones, and they look cleaner if someone shares the decoded text. If the campaign URL might change, create a dynamic code so the printed square stays the same while you swap the destination.
How to make a website QR code
- Keep the URL type selected (it is the default).
- Paste the full address, including https://. The wand button will add https:// if you forget.
- Optional: open Colors, Logo, and Design to match your brand.
- Download PNG for social posts or SVG for print.
Test with two phones before you order 500 stickers. Different cameras handle low contrast and glossy laminate differently. If a scan fails, increase quiet space around the code and avoid pairing light gray modules on a white background.