Do static QR codes expire?

Static QR codes do not expire because the information is encoded directly into the QR code. The code keeps working as long as the destination, such as a website link, remains active.

Are uploaded logos stored?

No. Logo uploads are used in your browser to generate the QR code preview and download. This static site does not upload or store your logo.

Can I use the QR code commercially?

Yes. QR codes generated with this tool can be downloaded and used for menus, business cards, flyers, packaging, posters, events, and other personal or commercial uses.

Free static QR codes • No signup • No watermark

Free custom QR code generator that does not expire.

Create QR codes for links, Wi-Fi, contact cards, WhatsApp, email, SMS, text, maps, and events. Customize colors, shapes, logo, size, and download instantly.

Private logo upload PNG / SVG / PDF Browser-based

Step 1

Create your QR code

Static

QR code type

Design settings

Foreground Background Corner color Transparent background Dot style Corner style Size Error correction

Logo and frame

Upload logo Your logo is processed in this browser and is not uploaded. Logo size Logo padding Frame label

Step 2

Preview & download

Your QR preview will appear here Enter your details to generate a custom QR code.

Contrast Waiting

Density Waiting

Logo safety Waiting

Choose a QR type and enter your details.

Why it works

Free QR codes with the practical features people actually need.

Static QR codes encode the final information directly into the code, so they do not depend on a paid redirect service to keep working.

No expiry static QR codes

Create QR codes that keep working as long as the destination link or information remains valid.

Custom colors and shapes

Choose classic squares, rounded modules, dots, modern corners, and brand-friendly colors.

Logo upload stays private

Add your logo in the browser. The file is not uploaded to a server or stored by this site.

Print-ready downloads

Download PNG, SVG, JPEG, WEBP, or PDF files in high-resolution sizes for menus, flyers, labels, and posters.

Popular QR code uses

Start with a common template.

Best practices

Make QR codes that scan cleanly.

Use strong contrast. Dark foreground on a light background scans best.

Keep the logo reasonable. Big logos can cover too much of the QR pattern.

Leave quiet space. Do not crop the white margin around the QR code.

Test before printing. Scan the code on multiple phones before ordering flyers, stickers, menus, or signs.

Use SVG for print. SVG stays sharp on business cards, banners, and packaging.

FAQ

Quick answers about free QR codes.

Do these QR codes really not expire?

Yes. These are static QR codes. The information is stored directly inside the QR pattern, so the QR code itself does not expire. A website QR will only stop working if the website link is removed, changed, or becomes unavailable.

Can I edit a QR code after downloading it?

Static QR codes cannot be edited after download. To change the destination, generate a new QR code. Editable dynamic QR codes require a redirect service, which is usually paid.

Is my logo uploaded or stored?

No. Logo files are read locally by your browser and used only to create your preview and downloadable QR code.

Which file format should I download?

Use PNG for everyday sharing, SVG for printing and design software, JPEG for simple image use, WEBP for smaller web images, and PDF for easy printing.

Can I use the QR codes for my business?

Yes. You can use your generated QR codes for menus, flyers, posters, product packaging, wedding invitations, business cards, events, and social media.