Turn any website URL into a scannable QR code in seconds. Paste your link, choose optional colours or a logo, and download a QR code ready for print or digital use. Website QR codes make it easier for customers, visitors, and readers to open a page without typing long web addresses.
This website QR code generator creates static QR codes that store the URL you enter. They can be used on business cards, menus, packaging, posters, brochures, event materials, and marketing campaigns.
A website QR code gives people a faster way to reach online content. Instead of manually entering a long web address, users simply scan the code with their phone camera and open the page instantly.
Website QR codes are commonly used to connect printed materials with digital content. A restaurant can place a QR code on table cards, a retailer can add one to product packaging, and an event organiser can include one on tickets or banners.
They also help reduce typing errors. When a URL is scanned directly, visitors arrive at the intended page without needing to remember or enter the address themselves.
Because QR codes work across modern Android and iPhone devices, they provide a practical way to share websites in both online and offline environments.
Enter the full website address you want people to visit. Use the complete URL, including https:// when available.
Optionally add a logo, choose a single colour, or apply a two-colour or three-colour gradient. You can also upload a background image if required.
Click Generate Website QR Code to create a static QR code containing the website address you entered.
Download the QR code as PNG or JPEG and place it on printed materials, websites, presentations, advertisements, packaging, or signs.
Link customers directly to online menus, ordering pages, reservations, or promotional offers.
Connect packaging, inserts, and printed materials to product pages, support content, or special promotions.
Send users to landing pages, event registrations, product launches, or seasonal campaigns.
Provide quick access to schedules, speaker information, registration forms, and event websites.
Add website access directly to boxes, labels, manuals, and printed inserts.
Direct customers to help centres, FAQ pages, contact forms, or troubleshooting guides.
Before printing hundreds or thousands of copies, test the QR code in real-world conditions.
For close-range use such as menus, flyers, and business cards, a practical starting size is approximately 2 × 2 cm.
A useful guideline is the 10:1 rule.
Scan the code using at least one Android phone and one iPhone.
Test under:
Always test a printed sample rather than relying only on the on-screen preview.
Make sure the linked website loads correctly on mobile data as well as Wi-Fi connections.
When the payload is not a plain web link, use a tool that formats the data correctly:
Paste your website URL, generate the QR code, and download it in the size and format that fits your project. The generated code can be used on printed materials, packaging, signage, marketing campaigns, and digital assets.
A website QR code is a QR code that stores a web address. When scanned, it opens the linked page in the user’s browser.
Paste your website URL, optionally customise the appearance, generate the code, and download the result.
Website QR code generation is currently available without requiring an account.
Yes. You can optionally upload a logo before generating the QR code.
QR codes can be downloaded as PNG or JPEG files.
Yes. The generated QR codes follow standard QR specifications and can be scanned by most modern smartphones.
Yes. Multiple export sizes are available, including larger sizes suitable for print projects.
No account is required to generate and download a website QR code.
The generated QR code is static. If the destination URL changes, a new QR code must be created.
No. Once generated and downloaded, the QR code cannot be edited through FastQR.