QR code generator
Turn your text or link into a QR code you can download.
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Add campaign tags to a link so you can tell your traffic sources apart.
Put your Wi-Fi details in a QR code people can scan.
Create an XML sitemap from a public website's pages.
Share your contact details with a scannable vCard QR code.
Create a QR code that starts an email with your details filled in.
Create a WhatsApp chat link with a message ready to send.
Preview the metadata that shapes your shared link.
Make a QR code that opens a prefilled text message.
See how your page title and description could look in search results.
Put calendar event details into a QR code.
Turn a question and two to six options into a clean poll graphic for social posts. Add vote counts to show percentages that always add up to 100.
Find links on a website that return errors.
Server unavailableThese free marketing tools help you share links, track campaigns and preview how pages appear. The QR code generator creates static codes for print and packaging, with dedicated versions for Wifi, vCard, email, SMS and events. The Utm builder adds campaign tags so analytics can show where traffic came from. The Open graph preview and Serp preview show how a page may look when shared or listed in search, and the Sitemap generator builds a basic XML sitemap.
Before printing a QR code, scan it with two different phones and test the destination. Keep UTM names consistent in lowercase so the same campaign does not appear as several sources in your reports.
No. The QR code generator creates static codes that store your content directly, with no redirect service in between. They keep working as long as the link or details inside them are still valid. To change the destination, you need a new code.
UTM parameters are tags added to the end of a link, such as source, medium and campaign. Analytics tools read them to show which email, ad or post sent each visitor. The Utm builder assembles the link so the tags are spelled correctly.
No. The Wifi QR code tool runs in your browser and builds the code on your device. Anyone who scans the printed code can join the network, so only display it where you are happy to share access.