Why Use a QR Code for a Website?
QR codes bridge the gap between offline and online. Put one on a flyer, product label, business card, or menu and people can open your site without typing a long URL.
How to Create Your Code
- Paste your full website address in the field above (include https:// for best results).
- Adjust colors or add a center image if you want branded codes.
- Preview updates live — download as PNG, SVG, or PDF when you are happy.
Tips for Reliable Scans
- Test the code on a phone before printing at large scale.
- Use strong contrast between the QR pattern and background.
- Leave quiet space (margin) around the code — do not crop too tight.
- For print, export at least 300×300 pixels or use SVG for sharp edges.
Where Website QR Codes Help
Restaurants link to online menus, shops link to product pages, events link to registration forms, and freelancers link to portfolios. A single scan saves typing and reduces mistakes.