Create a QR Code for Your Website

1. Open the page you want people to visit and copy its full address, including https://.
2. Paste it into the generator above and create your code.
3. Choose Save & track scans and save it in your account if you want to change the destination or record scans.
4. Download the saved code, add it to your layout and scan a printed proof.

For a direct-link PNG without an account, choose Download without tracking. That file contains the entered address and cannot acquire QRtracer tracking afterwards.

A flyer offering appointments should open the booking page. A product label can open its instructions; a window sign can open today’s menu. Add a short label such as “Book an appointment” so people know what scanning will do.

Test the destination on a phone while signed out. Avoid copying a private preview, a temporary checkout session or an address that only works in your own account. Keep a readable web address beside the code when space allows.

If you update text or prices at the same URL, no QR change is needed. If the destination gets a different address, edit the link of your saved QRtracer code and test an existing printed copy. Existing saved destinations are editable on every plan under the current policy.

A direct-link code may also remain useful if you control its original website address and can restore or redirect that page. See your options after printing. Switching a destination manually is not a randomised A/B test: visitors arriving in different weeks may differ for other reasons.

Create separate saved codes for a flyer and a window sign if you want scan reports for each placement. One code reused everywhere combines that activity. QRtracer records requests to the redirect; it does not automatically count bookings or purchases.

To identify campaigns in website analytics, add UTM parameters to the destination before generating or saving it. Google’s campaign URL guide explains them. Keep the tags when updating the destination, and check conversions in the website’s own reporting. Analytics access in QRtracer depends on your plan.

Leave an empty border at least four small QR squares wide on every side, as specified by DENSO WAVE. Keep text and artwork outside that border.

No single size-to-distance rule guarantees a readable code. Print at the intended size, then test from the expected distance on the actual material, including any glass or laminate. Check both whether the camera reads the pattern and whether the page opens. A paid-plan SVG can be scaled without pixelation, but it still needs a legible print size.