Free QR Code Generator Online: With Logo, No Signup and No Expiry

Yes. There is no signup, no trial and no limit on how many codes you make. There is no watermark on the PNG, SVG or PDF files. A small Made with LocalSEOFlow label is on by default under the code, and you can switch it off with one checkbox before you download.

Single link codes do not expire. The address or text is stored inside the pattern, so a phone reads it without stopping at our server. A Multiple links code also holds your list inside the pattern. It needs the localseoflow.com/q page to show the buttons, so it works as long as that page is online.

Yes. Untick the Show Made with LocalSEOFlow label box before you download. The label sits below the code and your caption, outside the quiet zone. That means phones read the code the same way with or without it, and your PNG, SVG and PDF files come out clean.

Yes, up to 10. Use the Multiple links tab and add a business name, a platform name and a URL for each row. Scanning the code opens a simple page at localseoflow.com/q with one button per link. That page is never indexed, and shorteners, gambling and adult links are refused.

No. Static codes, including Multiple links codes, store the content in the printed pattern, so any change means a new code. If you expect changes, point a single link code at a page on your own website. Then you can update the page whenever you like without reprinting.

Upload a PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF or SVG under 5 MB in the design options. The logo sits in the center on a small background patch, and you can size it up to 22 percent of the code width. Error correction switches to H automatically, so the code still reads.

For a business card or table card, about 1 inch across is a safe minimum. A common rule is to make the code about one tenth of the scanning distance. So a sign read from 10 feet away needs a code close to 12 inches wide. Use the SVG for large prints.

Open the WiFi tab, type the network name and password, and pick the security type. Most routers use WPA. Tick hidden network if yours does not broadcast its name. Guests scan the code with their phone camera and join without typing. The password never leaves your browser.

No. Static codes go straight to your content, so there is nothing in the middle to count scans. If you need numbers, point the code at a page on your site with UTM tags and read the visits in your analytics. Our GBP UTM builder can help you tag those links.

Yes. Both iPhone and Android camera apps read standard QR codes without any extra app. WiFi, contact and calendar codes use the common formats those phones expect. Always scan a test print with one of each, in normal room light, before you print a full batch.