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Website QR Code Generator — With Your Own Logo

Type your website and we pull your site's own icon into the middle of the code automatically. Style it to match your brand and download a print-ready file for menus, business cards, shop windows and flyers — free, and it never expires.

1. Enter your website

Example: yourbusiness.com

2. Pick a platform

Colour
Shape
Modules
Corners
Logo & caption
Scan check: ready
  • Contrast 19.6:1 — comfortably above the 3:1 cameras need
  • Standard error correction, no logo covering the pattern
  • 4-module quiet zone included in every download

Type your username to see your QR code.

Logo-safe: still scans with the icon on top

Free forever — the code never expires and has no scan limit.

QR pack — every platform at once

One username, one image: pick the platforms you're on and download a labelled sheet for your media kit, stall or packaging.

Enter your username above to enable the pack.

Protect the name behind your website

You own your site. Make sure nobody else owns yourbusiness.com.

Your QR code sends people to one address — but customers type the others by habit. Whoever owns them can catch that traffic, send email that looks like yours, or ask you to buy your own name back. Registering them costs less than one reprint.

  • Catch customers who type .com out of habit
  • Email on your own domain, e.g. hello@yourbusiness.com
  • Point every version at the site you already have
  • Stop lookalike domains and email in your name

How to make a Website QR code

1

Enter your website

Type your address — yourbusiness.com, or a specific page like yourbusiness.com/menu.

2

Your logo appears

Tap away from the box and we fetch your site's icon and put it in the middle of the code.

3

Style it

Choose colours, module shape, and whether to put the Website icon in the middle.

4

Download

PNG for screens, SVG for print. The code is static, so it works forever.

Every platform, one handle

A website QR code that looks like your brand, not a barcode

Most QR codes on shop counters and menus look identical: a grey square with nothing to say who it belongs to. Putting your own logo in the middle changes how people treat it. A branded code reads as yours at a glance, gets scanned more often, and looks deliberate on printed material instead of bolted on. This generator does it for you — it pulls the icon your website already uses and sets it in the centre, with error correction raised so the code still scans with the logo on top.

Link to the page that matters, not just the homepage. A restaurant table code should open the menu; a business card code works best on a contact or booking page; packaging might point at setup instructions or reviews. Paste the full address of any page on your site and the code encodes exactly that.

Unlike the "dynamic" codes many generators push, this one is static: your address is stored in the pattern itself, so there's no subscription to keep paying and no redirect service that can shut off and take every printed code with it. If you'll want to change the destination later, point the code at a page you control and change that page instead.

Every Website code made here is static: the link lives in the pattern itself, with no redirect service in the middle that can expire, start charging or go down. There's no account, no watermark and no scan limit — download it once and it keeps working for as long as the Website link behind it does.

Social QR code FAQs

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Type your website address above, then tap away from the box. The tool fetches your site's icon for the middle of the code, and you can download it as a PNG for screens or an SVG for print — free, with no account.

From your website itself: it uses the same icon your site shows in browser tabs and search results. If your site doesn't have one, or it's too small to look sharp, the code is made without a logo and works just the same.

Yes. When a logo is added, the code switches to the highest error-correction level, which lets roughly 30% of the pattern be covered and still scan. The logo size is capped below that, and the page runs a scan check on your colours as you design.

Yes — paste the full address, such as yourbusiness.com/menu or yourbusiness.com/book. The code opens exactly that page, including any tracking parameters you add.

Yes — every code, style and download, with no account, watermark or scan limit. The codes are static, so they don't depend on our servers and keep working even if you never come back to this page.

No. The link is encoded in the pattern rather than pointing at a redirect service, so there's nothing to renew and no scan cap. A code only stops working if the Website link it points at does — a renamed or deleted account, or an expired invite.

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