How to use it
- Choose the type: link, text or Wi-Fi.
- Type the content — the QR code appears instantly.
- Download PNG (screens, documents) or SVG (print at any size).
When this helps
- Guest Wi-Fi for your home, holiday rental or office: guests scan instead of typing the password.
- A link to your menu, shop or reviews page on flyers, table stands or business cards.
- A link to your portfolio or LinkedIn on your CV.
- An RSVP form or wedding website on printed invitations.
Why do some QR codes “expire”?
Many sites make dynamic QR codes: the code points to the provider’s own address, which then redirects to your link. When the free trial ends or the service shuts down, the printed code stops working. Here the QR code is static: your link is inside the pattern, so there is nothing that can expire.
FAQ
Does the QR code expire?
No. It stores the content directly and works as long as the destination exists.
Can I change the link after printing?
No — that’s the trade-off versus dynamic codes. If the link may change, point it to a page of your own that you can update.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes, free and without attribution.
Which format for a print shop?
SVG: it’s vector and stays sharp at any size. Keep good contrast (dark code on a light background).