Free static QR codes that last forever.
Generate unlimited, permanent QR codes for links, Wi-Fi, contact cards, and more — fully customizable and free to download in high resolution. No account required to get started.
What is a static QR code?
A static QR code encodes your information directly into the pattern itself. When someone scans it, they go straight to your content — no redirect, no middle step. Because the data is baked into the image, a static code is permanent: it will keep working forever, exactly as printed, with no dependency on any service staying online.
The trade-off: because nothing routes through us, static codes can’t be edited after creation and can’t be tracked. If you’re weighing your options, our guide on static vs dynamic QR codes breaks down when each one is the right choice.
Simple, permanent, and free
Everything you need for codes that never change.
Free and unlimited
Create and download as many static codes as you want, at no cost.
Permanent and reliable
Once printed, a static code works forever. Nothing to expire, and no account required for it to keep functioning.
10 content types
Website links, Wi-Fi network access, vCard contact details, email, phone, SMS, plain text and more.
Full customization
Adjust colors, patterns, and corner styles, embed your logo, or choose from a built-in icon library to match your brand.
High-resolution exports
Download in PNG, JPEG, SVG, or PDF — vector formats scale to any size for crisp, print-ready results, from business cards to billboards.
Works offline
Because the content lives in the code itself, static codes are ideal for information that never changes and must always resolve.
Popular ways to use static codes
Wi-Fi access
Let guests connect instantly without sharing your password aloud.
Contact cards (vCard)
Share your name, phone, and email in one scan.
Product labels
Link to fixed information like ingredients, manuals, or safety sheets.
Business cards & stationery
A permanent link to your website or portfolio.
Signage & packaging
For destinations that will never change.
Plain text & serial info
Encode fixed text that’s read instantly on scan.
When to choose static
Static is perfect when:
- • Your content will never change
- • You don’t need scan analytics
- • You want a permanent, no-cost code
- • The destination is fixed by nature (Wi-Fi, contact details, plain text)
Consider dynamic instead if you want to:
- • Edit the destination after printing
- • Track scans and see where your audience is
- • Add expiration dates, scan limits, or password protection
- • Fire retargeting pixels (Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn) from every scan
Create a static code in four steps
- 01
Choose a content type
Link, Wi-Fi, contact card, and more.
- 02
Enter your details
The information is encoded directly into the code.
- 03
Customize the design
Colors, patterns, logo, and icons.
- 04
Download
Export in PNG, JPEG, SVG, or PDF and use it anywhere.
Static QR code questions
- Are static QR codes really free?
Yes. You can create and download unlimited static codes at no cost, with full design customization included.
- Do static codes expire?
Never. The content is encoded in the image, so it works permanently once created.
- Can I edit a static code later?
No. To change the destination you would need to generate and reprint a new code. If you expect to make changes, use a dynamic code instead.
- Can I track scans on a static code?
No. Scans go directly to your content without passing through us, so there is no way to measure them. Tracking requires a dynamic code.
- What formats can I download?
PNG, JPEG, SVG, and PDF. SVG and PDF are vector formats that stay sharp at any size.
Try the free QR code generator
Create a custom QR code in under a minute. Free to download, forever — no credit card, no watermark, no catch.