Creating a QR code takes under a minute: choose what it should do, type the details, download. The tool above is live — this page also walks through each choice so your first code is right first time.
Scanning a code should do the thing with zero extra taps. Sending people to a page → Website. Joining your network → WiFi. Saving your details → Business card. Starting a chat → WhatsApp. Opening a menu or brochure → PDF. Leaving a review → Google Review. The full set is on the types grid.
Shorter content makes sparser, easier-scanning codes — trim tracking junk off URLs. Then style: brand colours, logo, pattern. The live preview warns if your colours risk failing.
Scan the on-screen preview with a real phone, and for print jobs scan a printed proof at final size — the size guide has the distance rule.
Use the tool on this page: pick a type, enter the content, download. No account, no watermark, free for commercial use.
Choose Website, paste the URL (https:// included), style and download. That is the whole process.
Yes — this runs in any browser on phone or computer. Nothing to install, nothing uploaded.
A static code cannot change once made. Create an editable code instead — £10 once, repoint the destination any time.
Put this code on stickers, signs, menus, banners or business cards — printed and shipped UK-wide by FatPrint.
Browse print optionsEditable QR codes — £10 once, repoint forever, scan stats included.