Share what matters
Paste your menu, profile, or review page. For a Wi-Fi network, a contact, or an event, fill in its dedicated form.
No expiration date
Free QR codes that never expire
No, these QR codes do not expire. They are static: the content is stored inside the code itself, so they keep working as long as the destination exists (a web page, a Wi-Fi network, a phone number). No server, no account, no tracking of your data.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Never expires
- Processed in your browser
You can also turn it into a printable 3D object: a table stand, a keychain, or a wall plaque.
Your links, images, and data (Wi-Fi, contacts, messages, events) are processed in this browser and never sent to a server. The files you download do contain the information you encode, including Wi-Fi passwords.
From idea to code
Three steps. No accounts.
Nothing to install and no profile to create. Just your content and a few seconds.
Make it yours
Pick colors, a style, and a center symbol. The quiet zone around the QR code stays clear so it scans easily.
Download and test
Download a PNG or SVG, or the 3MF for your 3D printer. Print a sample and check that it scans before you use it.
Small objects, big connections
A place for every QR code.
On your table
Restaurant menus and Google reviews, one scan away.
Table standAlways with you
A 3D QR keychain for your Instagram, your business, or the memory of an event.
Custom keychainA warm welcome
Share your rental’s Wi-Fi so guests do not have to type it in.
Wi-Fi QR codeStraight answers
Before you hit download.
What is worth knowing about your next code.
Does the QR code expire? Can I change its destination later?
The QR code is static and holds your data directly. It does not depend on a QR Forever redirect and has no expiration of its own. To change its content you need to create a new one; the destination link itself may stop working for outside reasons.
Are my links or passwords stored?
The app does not send them to a server or keep them in browser storage. Loading the site downloads its own files. The QR codes you download do encode your data, including Wi-Fi passwords. Saving a design creates a local JSON file without the Wi-Fi password; including the link and network name is optional. The ad spaces are placeholders only, with no ad network and no tracking.
How do I create a QR code to 3D print?
Enter a link or the Wi-Fi details, pick an object, and download the 3MF. It contains a base and a relief in two materials. Check dimensions, filaments, details, and orientation in your slicer before printing.
What is the difference between 3MF and STL?
3MF includes millimeter units, aligned parts, and material colors. Not every slicer assigns filaments automatically. The STL alternative contains two files in a ZIP, with no color metadata or standard units: import them together as parts of one object, in millimeters, keeping their coordinates.
Can I print with a single nozzle?
Flat plaques and keychains have a 3 mm base; a pause and filament change at that height can work. Check that it lines up with a layer. The slanted stand needs a multi-material workflow because base and relief share heights. No G-code instructions are generated here.
Does a logo or emoji affect scanning?
Yes. We use level H error correction, a center footprint of up to 15% of the width, and an independent digital check. If a functional pattern sits in the center, the decoration is rejected. Logos are simplified to two colors. No digital check replaces scanning a printed piece.
How big should a 3D QR keychain be?
It depends on the content length, the nozzle, and the material. As a conservative reference, we aim for at least three nozzle widths per module. A short link allows larger modules. Small strokes in text, logos, and rounded styles need extra review.