Paste an address and get the QR code. Download as PNG or SVG, no signup and no watermark on top.
You type the address and the code appears as you type. Nothing is stored: the code is drawn on request and is gone when you close the page.
Download PNG for social media and SVG for print — SVG never loses quality however much you enlarge it, and it is what you should take to the printer.
If you want to know how many people scanned the code, shorten the address on Kortilink first and make the QR of the short link: then you see scans, source and device.
The code you generate here is static: it carries the address inside it, so it works forever without depending on anyone — but the address is stuck to the paper. If the destination changes, the poster stops working.
For a dynamic QR, shorten the address here on Kortilink first and make the code from the short link. What gets printed is the short link — and you can point it somewhere else whenever you want, without reprinting anything. The restaurant menu changes with the season, the poster changes campaign, and the code on the wall stays the same.
And because what is printed is a short link, you also get to see how many people read the code, from where and on what device — something a static QR can never tell you, because nobody passes through us.
Restaurant menus. A code on the table that opens the menu on the phone — no app, no laminated card. Change the menu on the site and the code stays the same.
Cards and shop windows. The code leads to your bio page, WhatsApp or shop. Passers-by point the camera and they are there.
Posters and packaging. Print the SVG and the code scans at anything from stamp size to billboard.