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QR code for a website link

Paste a link and download a QR code that opens it. It's made in your browser, so nothing is sent anywhere, and a static code like this works forever.

What would you like to share?

Choose a type, then add your content.

Customize the look Colors & shape
Colors
Dot style

Your content stays in your browser.

How to make it

  1. Paste the full address of the page, including https://.
  2. Pick colours with strong contrast: a dark code on a light background.
  3. Download the SVG for print, or the PNG for screens.
  4. Scan it with two different phones before you print a batch.

Questions

Does a free static QR code expire? No. The link is written into the pattern itself, so it works as long as the page it points to exists.

Can I change the link later? A static code keeps the address you downloaded. Dynamic codes can use a redirect service to change the destination, but KiwiiMenu's dynamic designer is for exploring only for now; live redirects and billing are not connected yet.

Is there a limit on how many I can make? No. Static codes are free and unlimited.

When a free code isn't enough

A static code stores its content directly in the pattern. Dynamic codes use a redirect service so their destination can change later. The dynamic designer is available to explore; its redirects and scan tracking are not connected yet. Static vs dynamic, explained.

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