Free QR code generator that never expires
Make a QR code for your website, booking page, Google reviews or Wi-Fi. The link lives inside the code itself, so it keeps working forever. No sign-up, no watermark.
- Never expires
- No account or email
- Made in your browser
- Print-ready PNG and SVG
Tip: use a page you control, like your EosLog booking form, so you can change what's on it without reprinting.
Phones open it as a link only when it starts with https://.
Where to find it: open your Google Business Profile (search your business name on Google while signed in), choose Ask for reviews, and copy the link it shows.
Phones open it as a link only when it starts with https://.
That color may be too light to scan. Pick a darker one, or test-scan it before you print.
Static code, no middleman. What you type is written straight into the image. It never routes through EosLog, so there's nothing for us to switch off, ever.
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What's in the code
Print sheet: a Letter PDF with 12 copies and cut lines.
Where service businesses use QR codes
Send people at a stoplight straight to your booking page.
After the job, ask for a Google review with one scan.
Turn a neighborhood drop into quote requests.
Add a pay-online or rebook link to the paperwork you send.
Questions
Will my QR code ever stop working?
No. These are static codes: the link is stored in the pattern itself and doesn't pass through any server. It works as long as the page it points to exists.
Can I change where it points after I print it?
Not the code itself. Point it at a page you own, like your website or EosLog booking form, and update that page instead.
Is it really free? What's the catch?
Free for any use, no limits. We make field service software, and we hope you'll try it someday. That's it.
What size should I print it?
Bigger codes scan from farther away, and a long link or a logo makes the pattern denser, so give those more room. Before you print a batch or letter a truck, test-scan it at the size and distance you'll use.
Is what I type sent to EosLog?
No. The code is drawn in your browser. Your link, Wi-Fi password and logo never leave your device.