Create a QR code by choosing the kind of data it should contain, entering that data, and testing the preview before you download or print it.
How do I create a QR code?
- Open QR codes and select Create QR.
- Choose the template that matches your task. For a web address, choose URL.
- Give the code a descriptive Name so you can find it later.
- Enter the requested data. For a URL, paste the complete public address. Decide whether you need a static or dynamic code.
- Adjust Style, Colors, Frame, Branding, or Options if needed. Wait for the preview to update and review any readability message.
- Use Create to save the resource when you want it in your account. Download the generated code and scan the downloaded file before using it.

Which download format should I choose?
The download menu offers SVG, PNG, JPG, and WEBP. SVG is useful when a print workflow accepts vector artwork. PNG is a practical option for many digital and print uses. Keep the code sharp and avoid enlarging a small raster image until its edges become blurred.
Does downloading make the destination permanent?
The image contains the encoded data at the time it is generated. A printed static code does not change when you edit the saved design later. For an address you may need to redirect in future, plan the dynamic-link approach before printing.