Nothing to expire
Paid generators often use dynamic codes that point at their servers. Stop paying and the code dies. Yours holds the real data, so it works as long as the ink does.
Private by design
The code is drawn locally in your browser. Your links, Wi-Fi passwords and contact details never touch a server, and there are no scan statistics collected about you.
Print ready
Export crisp SVG for any print size, or PNG up to 4096 px. Transparent backgrounds, gradients, logos and call-to-action frames are all included.
Will my QR code really never expire?
Yes. These are static codes. The text, link or Wi-Fi details are written directly into the pattern, so there is no server in the middle that can shut down, expire or start charging you. If your destination page stays online, the code keeps working.
Can I change where it points later?
No, and that is the trade-off of a static code. If you might need to change the destination, point the code at a link on a domain you control (for example yoursite.com/menu) and change what that page shows or redirects to.
Which format should I download?
SVG for anything printed, since it scales to any size without blurring. PNG for screens, slides and social posts. Use 1024 px or more for print if you must use a raster file.
How big should I print it?
At least 2 cm wide for short links, larger for dense codes. A good rule is a scanning distance ten times the code width. Keep the quiet zone around it clear, and always test with a real phone first.
Is it safe to add a logo?
Yes, within limits. The generator raises error correction to the maximum and warns you when the logo covers too much of the code. Smaller logos with a little clear space around them scan the most reliably.