Short answer: paste your link below, and the QR code appears right away. Download it as PNG or SVG and you’re done. It’s a static QR code, so the content lives inside the image and it never stops working.
How to use it
- Pick Link, Text or Wi-Fi.
- Type the content. The QR code updates as you type.
- Download PNG (for documents and social posts) or SVG (for print and design). Scan it once with your phone before you print.
Why some QR codes suddenly stop working
Many QR code sites don’t put your link in the code. They put their own short link in it, which then forwards to yours. That’s called a dynamic QR code. You can change the destination later and count scans, but if the free trial ends or you cancel the plan, that short link can be switched off, and every code you already printed stops opening.
The codes made on this page are static. Your link goes straight into the image, so there’s no middle server and no expiry date. The trade-off: you can’t change the destination after printing. If the address might change, point the code at a page you control, like your own website.
FAQ
Does it really never expire?
Yes. The content is stored in the image itself, so the code keeps scanning even if this site disappears. If the web page it points to goes away, though, that page won’t open.
Is what I type sent anywhere?
No. The code is generated in your browser. Your link, text and Wi-Fi password are never sent to a server.
Can I use it for my business?
Yes. Use the image however you like. There’s no watermark.
How big should I print it?
On business cards and flyers, about 2 cm (0.8 in) or larger usually scans fine. For posters, a common rule of thumb is one tenth of the scanning distance (2 m away → about 20 cm). Longer links make denser codes, so use a short address when you can.
Which error correction level should I pick?
Medium (15%) is enough for most uses. If the code will be outdoors where it can get scratched or dirty, choose Quartile or High. Higher levels make the code denser.
Which phones can read a Wi-Fi QR code?
Recent iPhones and most Android phones show a join button when you scan it with the built-in camera. Symbols like ; , : ” \ in the password are escaped for you.
QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED. On October 16, 2026, Sitecurio generated link, Korean/Chinese text and Wi-Fi codes (with symbols in the password) and confirmed with a decoder that each one reads back exactly.
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