Select what the QR code should do.
Choose a website URL, plain text, email, phone number or WhatsApp destination depending on where you want the scan to lead.
Create real QR codes for websites, text, email, phone numbers and WhatsApp. Customize the size and colors, preview the result instantly and download a ready-to-use PNG.
Choose what your QR code should contain, enter the real destination or data, customize its appearance and generate the code directly in your browser.
A QR code converts information into a machine-readable visual pattern. A phone camera or QR scanner reads that pattern and opens or processes the encoded destination.
Choose a website URL, plain text, email, phone number or WhatsApp destination depending on where you want the scan to lead.
The generator converts the exact value entered into a real QR code. No placeholder content is inserted into the code.
Save the PNG and use it on websites, menus, posters, products, packaging, events, business cards and marketing material.
Send users directly to a website, landing page, product page, booking page, document or any valid web URL.
Encode plain text such as instructions, reference information, short messages or other content directly into the QR code.
Create QR codes that open an email draft or initiate a phone action on compatible mobile devices.
Generate a QR code that opens a WhatsApp conversation with a selected number and optional prefilled message.
The final information is stored directly inside the QR code. If the URL or content changes, a new QR code normally needs to be created and replaced.
A dynamic QR code normally points to a managed redirect. The destination can be updated later without changing the printed QR image.
This page creates real static QR codes directly from the data you enter. Dynamic QR management requires the BizCity backend and redirect system.
QR codes shorten the distance between physical attention and digital action. Place them wherever customers already look.
Static QR codes are useful for direct encoding. BizCity's dynamic QR system can later add editable destinations, campaign ownership and scan analytics so businesses can understand how printed and offline campaigns perform.
QR codes work best when the next step is clear. Use them to move customers from a physical touchpoint directly into the digital action you want.
Connect printed campaigns to landing pages, offers, forms and event information.
Link customers to product information, reviews, loyalty pages and digital experiences.
Add support, instructions, registrations, authenticity pages or campaign content to products.
Give attendees fast access to tickets, schedules, maps, forms and event content.
Everything you need to know before creating, downloading and using a QR code with BizCity.
A QR code is a two-dimensional barcode that can store information such as a URL, text, email address, phone number or messaging link. Compatible cameras and scanners can read the code and process the stored information.
Yes. The QR code is created from the exact data you enter. The preview is not a decorative placeholder, and the downloaded PNG contains the same QR data shown in the preview.
Yes. Select URL, enter a valid HTTP or HTTPS website address, and generate the QR code. Scanning it will open that URL on compatible devices.
Yes. You can select the QR foreground color and background color before generating the code. For reliable scanning, keep strong contrast between the two colors.
Yes. After generation, use the Download PNG button to save the QR code image to your device.
A static QR code stores the final information directly. A dynamic QR code usually points to a managed redirect, allowing the destination to be changed and scan activity to be tracked later.
This page creates static QR codes directly in the browser. Dynamic QR codes require BizCity's backend redirect and analytics system, which should be implemented on the dedicated dynamic QR product.
The best size depends on where it will be used and how far away it will be scanned. Use the size control for the digital image, and always test the final printed QR code at its real physical size before production.