Permanent QR code generator

"Permanent" is a real property, not a plan. A static code is permanent because it contains the destination; an editable code is permanent only while the service behind it keeps its word. We make both, and we put the word in writing.

What should the code open?
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This is a static code. The destination is inside the code itself, so there is no server to switch off and nothing to expire. Print as many as you like.

Want a code you can change after printing? Editable codes are coming: $19, paid once, with nothing to renew. Leave your email and we'll send one sign-in link when they're ready.

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What makes a QR code permanent

A static code is permanent because there is nothing behind it to lose. The pattern holds your link, your Wi-Fi login or your contact card, and any phone camera reads it directly. The code you download here keeps working for as long as the paper lasts and the destination exists.

Why some "permanent" codes stop working

Many generators call a code permanent while it points at a short link on their own server. When a trial ends or a plan lapses, they switch the short link off, and every printed copy stops working at once. The word described their server, not your code.

Check a code before you reprint

Not sure which kind you printed? Upload a picture of it or paste the text inside it, and the checker shows where it really points. → Is my QR code safe to print?

If you need to change it later

An editable code is the exception: it needs a server, so it stays permanent only while the people running that server keep their word. Ours are coming: a one-time payment of $19, with nothing to renew. We wrote down what happens to them if we ever shut down. → Guarantee