Static QR Code Generator
Create a permanent QR code for a URL or text, directly in your browser. No account, tracking redirect or expiry date.
WHAT TO KNOW
What to know about static QR codes
A static QR code stores the supplied information directly in the code, making it useful for URLs and other information that is unlikely to change.
Test the finished code with a phone before publishing or printing it. Static content cannot be changed after the code has been distributed.
Recommended use
For print, keep it simple and test the finished code.
For business cards, flyers and other printed material, SVG is usually the best choice because it remains sharp when resized. Keep strong black-on-white contrast and leave the clear white border around the code.
Around 25–30 mm square is a practical starting size for a business card. Before ordering a full print run, scan a physical proof with more than one phone and from a normal scanning distance.
Static means permanent: the destination is encoded directly into the QR code. If the destination URL changes later, the printed QR code cannot be edited. For long-lived printed material, consider pointing the code to a short URL on a domain you control, which you can redirect later if needed.
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