Design QR codes that actually match your brand.

A QR code is a square barcode that a phone camera can read. Point your camera at it and your phone opens whatever is behind it, usually a website, without typing anything. The black-and-white blocks are just a machine-readable way of writing that link down.

Yes. The free QR designer on this site lets you style and download a code without an account. And the free plan gives you a workspace with 10 saved codes, 10 short links and 500 tracked scans and clicks a month, no credit card needed.

A static code has its content baked into the image permanently: nothing to manage, but nothing to change either. A dynamic code (we call them tracked codes) points to a short link on our servers, so you can change the destination later and see scan statistics.

With a tracked code, yes, that's the point: the printed image stays the same while you change the destination whenever you want. A static code can't be changed after download.

Yes. Every workspace has short links next to its QR codes. Paste a long URL, pick your own alias if you like (go.yourcompany.com/spring-sale reads better than a random code), and share it wherever you want. You can change where it points later, and clicks show up with the same charts and map as scans. Need it on paper as well? One button turns a short link into a QR code.

No. Static codes work forever, because the content lives in the image itself. Tracked codes keep working as long as your workspace exists, also on the free plan. We don't disable codes to push you into a paid plan.

Yes. Colors, gradients, corner shapes, and a center logo are all adjustable. When you add a logo, the code automatically uses a higher error-correction level so it stays scannable. Do test a print before ordering big runs, contrast matters.

A website URL, plain text, an email address, a phone number, an SMS, wifi login details, or a contact card. Tracked codes with scan statistics work with URLs, since those route through our redirect.

The time, an approximate location (country, region, city), the phone platform (iOS or Android), and the app or browser it was scanned from. No names, no addresses, and we never show raw IP addresses.

We email you. By default your codes and links just keep working while we ask you to upgrade; nothing breaks silently. Short-link clicks count toward the same limit, link previews and bots don't. The counter resets every month.

We process scan and click data as a processor on your behalf, look up locations in a database we host ourselves (nothing is sent to third parties for that), and never surface raw IP addresses. The details are in our privacy policy.

On the Team and Enterprise plans you can point a subdomain of your own site, like go.yourcompany.com, at our servers. Scans and clicks then run through your domain instead of ours, which looks more trustworthy on print and keeps the link on your brand. Setup is one DNS record: add the CNAME we show you, click check, and we handle the certificate. Team includes one domain; Enterprise gets several, so each brand or campaign can have its own and you pick per code or link which one it uses. Codes and links that use our standard link keep working too.

On the Team plan, yes, with unlimited users. Free and Starter are single-user plans. Everyone starts on the free tier; upgrading is a plan change, not a new account.

Yes, MIT licensed. You can read the code, or host it yourself for free.