Free QR codes that never expire.

No sign-up. No tracking. Everything runs in your browser.

No login · No expiration dates · Free forever

Everything stays in your browser. Passwords and contact details are never sent anywhere.

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How it works

Direct encoding in three simple steps.

Enter your link

Paste any web address, menu PDF, or link you want people to visit.

Customize the design

Choose module colors, corner styles, or add your brand logo in the center.

Download or copy

Save crisp vector SVG for printing or PNG for digital screens. It works forever.

Common use cases

Where permanent QR codes work best.

Business cards

Print permanent contact links on cards with zero risk of expiration or broken redirects.

Restaurant menus

Put durable table standees linking directly to digital menus without recurring monthly fees.

Wi-Fi networks

Let guests scan and connect directly to your guest Wi-Fi without typing complex passwords.

Product packaging

Direct customers to instruction manuals, warranty registration, or support docs.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about QRKeep, validity, and privacy.

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Is QRKeep really free forever?▼

Yes. Generation runs in your browser using client-side JavaScript, so server costs are negligible. We host the site on Cloudflare and support domain costs with small, non-intrusive display ads.

Do QR codes generated here ever expire?▼

No, never. The URL is encoded directly into the pattern itself. There is no redirect link or database account to expire. As long as your destination link stays active, the code works.

Is my data tracked, stored, or logged?▼

No. QRKeep has a strict zero-data-logging architecture. Everything is calculated locally on your device. When someone scans your code, their camera visits your URL directly without touching QRKeep.

Should I download SVG or PNG?▼

Download SVG for physical printing on business cards, menus, banners, and packaging. SVG is vector-based and prints razor-sharp at any size. Use PNG for social posts, slides, and websites.

What is the difference between static and dynamic QR codes?▼

Static QR codes encode the destination URL directly into the image and work forever with no accounts. Dynamic QR codes route through a third-party server that can track scans, change destinations, or charge you a subscription to keep the link active.

Guides and tutorials

Practical guides for printing and deploying QR codes.

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Print guide

Best QR code size for print

Learn the standard distance-to-size formula for crisp, reliable printing on any material.

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Hospitality guide

QR codes for restaurant menus

A practical guide to creating clean digital menu standees that work on every smartphone camera.

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Architecture

Static vs dynamic QR codes

The differences between permanent browser-native codes and subscription redirect services.

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QRKeep encodes your links directly into standard QR code patterns right in your browser. Because there are no intermediate redirect servers or expiring subscriptions, every code you create continues to work forever. Learn more on our About page or read how it works.