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Free QR Code Generator — with logo, no watermark
Design a branded QR code in seconds and download it free as PNG or SVG. Make it dynamic to change where it points after printing — and send each scanner to the right place by country and device.
Static: the link is baked into the code. Free, permanent, but fixed once printed. Download below.
Free · no watermark · PNG & SVG
Make it a dynamic QR — free
Change where it points without reprinting · route by country & device · see scan analytics.
The static QR is generated in your browser — your link and logo are never uploaded.
One QR code, every scanner routed
Most QR tools send everyone who scans to the same link. A dynamic Smart QR reads where the scanner is and what they're holding, and sends each one to the right place — from a single printed code.
How we compare
| Feature | Geo-Smart-Links | Typical free QR tool |
|---|---|---|
| Styled QR with logo | ||
| PNG + SVG export, no watermark | ||
| Dynamic / editable after printing | ||
| Route by country & device | ||
| Scan analytics | ||
| Price for dynamic QR | Free | Paid plan |
Comparison reflects common free QR generators as of October 2026.
QR code generator FAQ
Is this QR code generator really free?
Yes. You can design a QR code with your colors, logo and a frame, and download it as a high-resolution PNG or a vector SVG — with no watermark, no scan limit and no account. The static code you download is yours to print and use commercially.
How do I make a QR code for free?
Paste or type your link (or text, Wi-Fi or contact details) in the field above, add your logo and colors if you want, and download the code — it is free, with no watermark, no scan limit and no sign-up. To make a free QR code you can edit after printing, turn on the dynamic option (free with an account) so the printed code keeps working while you change where it points.
Do these QR codes expire or stop working?
A static QR code never expires on its own — it keeps working as long as the web address printed inside it still works. The catch is that if that destination ever changes, a static code is stuck. A dynamic QR code (free with an account) points at a short link you control, so you can change where it goes at any time without reprinting.
What is the difference between a static and a dynamic QR code?
A static QR has the destination baked into the pixels — simple, free, but fixed forever once printed. A dynamic QR encodes a short link you own, so the printed code stays the same while you edit the destination, route scanners by country and device, and see scan analytics. Both are free here; the dynamic one needs a free account because it needs a link on our servers.
Can one QR code send people to different places by country or device?
Yes — that is the dynamic QR. One printed code can send a US scanner to amazon.com, a UK scanner to amazon.co.uk, an iPhone to the App Store and an Android to Google Play, automatically. That routing lives on the Smart Link behind the code, so you set it once and never reprint.
Should I download a PNG or an SVG for print?
Use SVG for anything printed — posters, packaging, signage — because it stays razor-sharp at any size. Use PNG for screens, slides and documents. Both exports are free here and include your logo, colors and frame exactly as previewed.
Can I add my logo to the QR code?
Yes. Upload a logo and it is placed in the centre with a shape, backdrop and optional border. The code uses high error-correction so it still scans reliably with a logo in the middle. Your uploaded image stays in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere for the free static code.