Links & print / QR Pocket
Turn a link or a little text into a QR code
Create a static QR code for a website or short text. Download a PNG or SVG with a clear border, without uploading your content or using a redirect service.
A small square that carries your text
The content lives in the code
Make it once. Keep the image.
Create a QR image for a website, a short note, or a label. The downloaded code directly contains the displayed text. It does not use a redirect service or require this tool to stay online.
Choose PNG for a fixed-size image or SVG for a scalable version. Both have black squares, a white background, and a clear border.
Can I change the destination later?
The encoded content is fixed. To change it, create and distribute a new image. If you encode a webpage you control, you can update that webpage's content separately. A code does not keep a destination website online.
What should I check before printing?
Scan the actual image at the intended printed size with the devices your audience will use. Keep the white border, use strong contrast, and avoid stretching, cropping, or placing artwork over the squares. Long content makes a denser code.
Does the tool visit my link?
No. It encodes locally and does not fetch or verify the destination. Website mode uses the browser's URL normalization; the exact result appears beneath the preview. Plain text mode preserves your input exactly.
Which kind of code is this?
A standard square QR Code Model 2 using UTF-8 text. Error correction helps readers recover some damaged information, but successful scanning still depends on image quality, size, and the reader. No passwords, accounts, tracking redirects, or external generator API are needed.