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Permanent QR Code
Never expires

Free QR codes that never expire.

No sign-up. No tricks. Your code is made right here in your browser, so it keeps working even if this site disappears.

Every code is made in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Type. That’s it.

Paste a link or type anything. Your code appears as you type, made right here in your browser. No account, no waiting.

Yours, down to the dots.

Square, rounded or dots. Your colors and your logo. Every change is checked, so the code still scans.

Ready for paper.

Print-ready PDFs at the exact size, vector SVGs for your printer, sharp PNGs for everything else.

Still scanning in 2046.

There’s no server in the middle, no trial to run out and no switch to flip. The code you print is the code that keeps working.

The honest comparison

Most “free” QR sites make dynamic codes that route through their servers, then charge to keep them on. Here’s how the two approaches differ, including what you give up.

Code keeps working
Permanent QR Code: Forever. The content is in the code.Typical trial-based generator: Until the trial or plan ends.
Price
Permanent QR Code: Free, with no limits.Typical trial-based generator: Free trial, then a paid plan.
Account needed
Permanent QR Code: No.Typical trial-based generator: Yes, usually an email.
Where it’s made
Permanent QR Code: On your device. Nothing is uploaded.Typical trial-based generator: On their servers.
Change the link after printing
Permanent QR Code: No. Point it at a page you control instead.Typical trial-based generator: Yes, while you keep paying.
Scan statistics
Permanent QR Code: No. Scans never reach us.Typical trial-based generator: Yes.

Need to change a link later? Point the code at a page on your own site, and change that page whenever you like. The code never has to change.

Questions people ask

Do QR codes expire?
Static QR codes never expire, because the link or text is stored inside the pattern itself. Only dynamic codes, which route through a company’s server, can be switched off. Every code made here is static.
What’s the difference between static and dynamic QR codes?
A static code holds your content directly, so any camera can read it with no server involved. A dynamic code holds a short link to a company’s server, which forwards people on. That lets the company change the destination or count scans, and also switch the code off.
Is Permanent QR Code really free?
Yes. No account, no trial, no watermark and no limits. You can use the codes on anything, including products you sell.
Do you store what I put in my codes?
No. Codes are made in your browser and nothing you type is sent to us. You can check: making a code sends no network requests.
What if I need to change the link later?
Point the code at a page you control, like yoursite.com/menu. Update that page whenever you need to, and the printed code keeps working.
How does the site pay for itself?
Later, with a few small ads kept away from the tool, and links to printing partners. Never by switching off codes, and never by selling data we don’t collect.