QR code generator by format

Every format a permanent QR code can open, from a simple web link to a contact card or a PDF. Each one is editable after printing.

Links and pages

Send scanners to a web address or a simple hosted page.

Website URL

Point a code at any web page and change the destination after printing.

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Short links

Trackable, editable short URLs you can also share as plain links.

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List of links

Several links on one mobile page behind a single code.

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Social bio page

All your social profiles in one place.

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Multi-language

Routes each scanner to content in their phone's language.

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Documents and media

Files and visuals people open on their phone.

Contacts and actions

Codes that save a contact, open an app or trigger an offer.

How to choose a QR code format

A QR code is only a pattern that holds a web address. What the person sees after scanning depends on the format you choose. A website URL code opens any page. A PDF code opens a document that you can swap for a new file later. A digital business card code offers a contact the scanner can save in one tap, and an app download code sends iPhone and Android users to their own app store.

Every format on this page works the same way underneath. The printed pattern points to a short address that we host, and that address forwards to your destination. Because you edit the destination and never the pattern, you can fix a typo, replace a menu or move a page without reprinting anything.

If you are not sure where to start, pick the format that matches what the scanner should do next: read, save, download, pay or visit. Then check the use case or industry guides, which show how other teams place and size the same codes on packaging, signs and equipment.