URL QR code generator
Turn any web address into a QR code that opens the page when someone points their phone camera at it.
Step 1: What should the code open?
Your content stays in this browser. KeptLink never receives it.
Step 2: Design it
Step by step
How to make your URL QR code
Paste or type the web address. We add https:// if you leave it off.
Pick a template or set your own colors, dot style and logo.
Wait for “Scans reliably in our check”, then download PNG, SVG or PDF.
Tips
- Test the link first
- Open the address in your browser before you print. A static code can't be changed later, so a typo means reprinting.
- Shorter links make simpler codes
- Long addresses with tracking parameters make denser codes that need to be printed larger. Remove anything you don't need.
- Use SVG or PDF for print
- Vector files stay sharp at any size. Send SVG or PDF to your printer and use PNG for screens and documents.
Guides for this code
- How to Make a QR Code for a Website Link
Turn any web page into a QR code in a minute. How to tidy the link, keep the code simple, test it on real phones and pick the right file for print.
- How to Make a QR Code for Google Reviews
Get your Google review link, turn it into a QR code customers can scan at the counter or table, and follow Google's rules for asking for reviews.
- What Size Should a QR Code Be? US Print Size Guide
How big to print a QR code for business cards, flyers, table tents, posters and signs, with a simple rule of thumb and a size chart in inches.
- SVG vs PNG vs PDF: Which QR Code File Should You Use?
Which QR code file to download for print, web, email and design tools like Canva or Word, and what to send a print shop so your code comes out sharp.