Free QR Code Studio

Yes. Design and download as many QR codes as you like — SVG, PNG, animated GIF or WebM — with no watermark, no signup and no expiry. The code keeps working forever; it just points to your content.

Lots. This studio builds QR codes that join a WiFi network, save a contact card to a phone, add an event to a calendar, start a pre-filled email or text, drop a map pin, or open any link — all encoded directly into the image.

Yes. Drop a logo in the center, or use Artwork mode to blend the whole code over a photo or album cover so the artwork itself is scannable. Everything is processed in your browser — your images are never uploaded.

Yes. The studio uses high error-correction and keeps the data modules high-contrast and static; only the decorative glow animates. A live scannability check under the preview warns you instantly if your colours are too close to scan — and you can always scan the preview with your phone before you print.

Yes — pick a frame (label, banner, bubble, viewfinder, ribbon or mini ticket), type your own call-to-action and choose its colour. The frame shows live in the preview and exports with the PNG and PDF downloads. Free, like everything else here.

A dynamic QR points to a short link you can re-point to a new destination after you've printed it — the image never changes, only where it goes. Most tools charge monthly for this; here it's free. You get a private manage link so you can edit the destination forever, from any device, with no account. You can also choose a custom ending (maddafakka.org/s/your-song) so it reads as your own link, not a random code. It can even send iPhone users to Apple Music and Android users to Spotify automatically.

Make it a dynamic QR (the ⚡ Dynamic toggle at the top of the studio), then open or paste its manage link anytime to see a live dashboard: a scans-per-day chart for the last 30 days, total scans, top countries and the iPhone/Android split — first-party, no tracking pixels. A plain static QR is just an image, so it can't be measured; only dynamic codes report scans. This works for any link, not just music.

Yes. Upload artwork and turn on Halftone, and the studio renders the code as a halftone of your image so the artwork itself scans. Scan the preview with your phone to confirm before printing — busy images scan less reliably.

Never. These are static QR codes — the content is encoded directly into the image, so there's nothing on our side to expire. As long as your destination works, the QR works.

If you don't need to change the link later or count scans, static is the safest for print (posters, merch, business cards, packaging): your URL is baked into the image, so it's permanent, free, and doesn't depend on any provider staying alive. If you do want to re-point the code after printing, track scans, or smart-route iPhone vs Android — go dynamic; here it's free with no scan caps and no reactivation paywall.

Those are solid products, but their free tiers are trials: typically around three dynamic QR codes capped at a few hundred scans, with analytics and most styling behind a paid plan. Here, dynamic QR codes, the scan-analytics dashboard (with a per-day chart), smart device routing, frames, templates and every export are free — no scan caps, no reactivation paywall, no watermark, no account.

Yes — all free, under the dynamic QR's ⚡ Power options. Password-protect the destination, schedule it to go live or expire on a date, expire it after a set number of scans, set a fallback URL, or A/B-split visitors between two destinations. QR Tiger and similar tools charge monthly for password, scheduling and A/B rotation; here they're part of the free dynamic code. There's also a UTM tag builder so you can attribute scans in your own analytics — no tracking pixels.