EndureQR

URL QR code generator

Turn any website link into a QR code that opens in one scan. It's free, needs no account, and the code never expires or runs out of scans. Style it with your colours and logo, then download it ready for print or screen.

Create your Link QR code

1What should it open?

Type: Link

Static code: it stores this content itself, works without EndureQR and never expires.

2Style

Modules
Corners

3Colour

Code
#0B0D12
Background
#FFFFFF

4Logo and frame

Logo

PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP, up to 1 MB. It stays in your browser.

Frame

Advanced

Error correction

15%: the usual default

4 modules of empty margin is the print standard. Less can fail on busy backgrounds.

Preview Live

endureqr.com

Static · never expires · no watermark

Web, social, documents

Downloaded · next step

Make it dynamic

Change where this code points after it's printed, see every scan, and keep it working even if you cancel.

Make it dynamic$29/yr or $79 once

How it works

How to make a Link QR code

  1. 1

    Paste your link

    Copy the full address from your browser and paste it into the website field. Open it once to check it lands on the exact page you want, not a login screen or a search result.

  2. 2

    Style the code

    Pick your colours, dot and corner styles, and add your logo or a "Scan me" frame. Keep the dots clearly darker than the background so every phone can read them.

  3. 3

    Test the preview

    Scan the preview with your phone's camera before you download. If you can, try both an iPhone and an Android phone.

  4. 4

    Download

    Choose SVG or PDF for print, or PNG or JPEG for websites, slides and documents. Sizes run from 512 to 4096 px.

Where it helps

Use cases.

  • Packaging and labels

    Link to setup guides, ingredients or care instructions without crowding the box with small print.

  • Posters and flyers

    Send people to a ticket page, sign-up form or menu instead of asking them to type an address from a wall.

  • Business cards

    Point to your portfolio or booking page so new contacts land on your work, not just your name.

  • Slides and handouts

    Put a code on your last slide so the audience can open the resources page while you're still talking.

Before you print

Tips that save a reprint.

  • Shorter links make simpler codes. A long address full of tracking parameters creates a denser pattern that has to be printed larger to scan well.
  • Print the code at least 2 cm (0.8 in) wide on a card or label. For posters, allow roughly 1 cm of code for every 10 cm of scanning distance.
  • Use a dark colour on a light background. Light codes on dark backgrounds fail on some phone cameras.
  • Leave a clear margin around the code. Text or artwork pressed against its edges makes it harder to scan.
  • Link to a page you control and expect to keep. A free static code can't be pointed somewhere new once it's printed.
  • Check the page works well on a phone. The scan is only as good as the page it opens.

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FAQ

Link QR code questions.

Something else? Email hello@endureqr.com and a person will reply within one business day.

No. A static code stores the link inside the pattern itself, so there's nothing to switch off. It works for as long as the website it points to is online.

No. Static codes from the free generator have unlimited scans.

Not on a static code, because the link is part of the pattern. If you need to change it later, a dynamic code (Pro, $29 a year) lets you edit the destination after printing and keeps working even if you cancel.

Static codes open the link directly, so they can't count scans. Dynamic codes include scan analytics by city, device and time.

SVG or PDF for print, because they stay sharp at any size. PNG or JPEG work well on websites, in emails and in documents.

Not if the logo is kept small and centred. QR codes have built-in error correction, but always scan the final design before you print it.

Need to change it after printing?

A dynamic code can point somewhere new any time, shows you who scans it, and keeps working even if you cancel.

Make a dynamic codeSee pricing