Do these QR codes expire?
No. The link is encoded directly in the QR, so it works forever and needs no account or service.
QR code guide
QR Code Generator for a URL
Turn a website link into a scannable QR code that opens the page directly, with no tracking redirect in the middle.
Open the generator with this templateHow to use
How to make a URL QR code
- Enter your URL. Paste the full address including https://.
- Style it. Adjust colors, size, and optionally add a center logo.
- Raise error correction. Use level Q or H if you add a logo or print small.
- Download. Save a PNG for screens or an SVG for print.
QR codes for links
A URL QR code simply encodes your web address. When scanned, the phone opens that page immediately. Because ours is static, the link is baked into the code, there is no short-link service in between that can track scans or expire later.
Include the full address with https:// so every scanner recognizes it as a link. For print, use a higher error-correction level and export SVG so it stays crisp at any size.
Format: https://tokitool.com
Frequently asked questions
Do you track scans?
No. This is a static QR with no redirect, so there is nothing to track, the code opens your URL directly.
PNG or SVG for printing?
Use SVG for print: it is vector and stays sharp at any size. PNG is fine for screens.
Other QR code types