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URL to QR Code Converter
AI Tool

https:// is added automatically if you leave it off.

PNG output size. 2048px is crisp enough for posters and packaging.

High keeps the code scannable even if up to 30% is covered or damaged.

Output quality:

Frequently Asked Questions

Paste the link, pick a size and color if you like, and click Generate. The URL is encoded directly into the QR pattern — scanning opens the exact address you entered, with no shortener or tracking redirect in between.

QR codes comfortably hold URLs up to a few hundred characters. Longer URLs produce denser codes that need more space to scan reliably — if your link is very long, the generator automatically renders at higher resolution to keep modules sharp.

No. This is a direct static code: the URL is in the pattern itself and scans go straight to your site. If you need scan analytics, use a link with UTM parameters or your own short-link service, then encode that.

Never. These are static QR codes: the data is encoded directly in the pattern itself, with no redirect through our servers. Your code keeps working forever, even if AITwo disappeared tomorrow.

Every code is machine-verified before you see it: our server scans its own output with multiple QR decoders and only returns the image if it decodes back to exactly your data. Unscannable codes are never delivered.

Yes — choose the 2048 × 2048 px size for print. The PNG has razor-sharp module edges and a proper quiet zone, so it stays scannable on business cards, flyers, posters, and packaging. For small print sizes, keep the code at least 2 × 2 cm.

This tool is part of the AITwo QR code suite. Need a different content type — WiFi, vCard, WhatsApp, PDF, payments, maps, or social profiles — or a colored code? See the full Free AI QR Code Generator — 22 types

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