Website URL QR code

Create a QR Code for a Website Address

Easily add any website address to a QR code that you can share on physical products, materials, and spaces. Whether it’s your homepage, a product page, or a booking link, your visitors get direct access in one scan.

Editable anytime, even after printing

Trusted by 10,000 companies worldwide

SamsungL'OréalSAPOracleVisaPuma
  • No typing, no searchingPeople land on the right page in one scan.
  • Change the URL after printingEvery code is dynamic, so your print never goes out of date.
  • See every scanKnow how often, where and when your code is scanned.
The basics

What is a website QR code?

A website QR code is automatically directed to a specific web address when scanned with a smartphone or tablet. Instead of Googling your website or manually typing it, people can simply scan and go, making it the easiest way for them to connect to your digital content.

When considering static vs. dynamic QR codes, it’s important to know that dynamic QR codes are the ones that can be edited later on in case you change your URL. Static codes don’t allow for content changes down the road. That’s why Trueqrcode only offers a dynamic QR code generator allowing you to have greater flexibility and more control over your content and marketing campaigns.

Curious to find out more? Check out our in-depth article here: What Is a Website QR Code and How Does It Work?
The difference

From print to the right page, without the detour

Typing or searching for your site

  • Typing a long URL on a phone
  • Typos and 404 pages
  • Searching and landing on a competitor
  • No idea who came from your print

With a website QR code

  • One scan to the exact page
  • No ads or pop-ups in between
  • Change the destination anytime
  • Scans tracked per code
Why use it

Why should I add a web address to a QR code?

  1. Measure what your print brings in

    You benefit from QR code marketing more when you take advantage of QR code tracking. If there is no engagement on your website, it may be because it’s convenient to search for you online, or people can’t distinguish your brand from competitors. A website QR code mitigates confusion and tells you how many people scanned as long as you use a QR code generator with analytics. After that, you would need to analyze your own traffic from your web page.

  2. Share more without printing more

    A QR code for a website is also convenient when you need to share a large amount of content without printing a lot of paper. The best QR code generators are with paid accounts because they are secure, route directly to landing pages without pop-ups, and are 100% managed by the creator of the code, so you don’t need to worry about it not working one day or showing ads.

  3. Turn packaging into a channel

    QR codes on product packaging are ideal because you give a value added experience to the consumer, which can turn a one time purchase into a long term client if the content is interesting enough to engage with.

  4. Make it look like your brand

    You can also customize QR codes with your branded colors and a QR code logo that makes your company stand out from your competitors. Moreover, you can create QR code templates and save them in your Trueqrcode dashboard for future campaigns and promotions, enabling you to have fun with the design tools without having to spend a lot of time or effort on remaking designs again and again.

For deeper reading, check out our article: Explore the Top Reasons to Use a Website QR Code

Step by step

How to create a website QR code

  1. Go to Trueqrcode’s QR code generator and choose the Website URL option.

  2. Enter the URL.

  3. Design the shape, frame, colors, and logo

  4. Download and test the code to make sure it scans.

  5. Print on the desired material and do another test scan before launching.

If you want a full instruction guide, check out our dedicated blog: How to Create a QR Code for a WebsiteCreate a website QR code
Use cases

Smart Ways to Use a Website QR Code

Why Trueqrcode

4 Benefits of Using a Website QR Code

  • Sustainable and cost-effective

    Adding a website address to a QR code is the simplest way to share content on your landing page without having to print a lot of materials. This saves paper, ink, and litter.

  • Convenient for brands and consumers

    If there’s an interesting CTA, consumers can scan a URL QR code and get directed to your website in seconds. This means that brands save time, content isn’t wasted, and customers have instant information saved in their phones.

  • Fun to use and easy to make

    Website QR codes are fun to use because brands can change marketing campaigns and see the benefits in their analytics dashboard. They’re also easy to make, and designing them with simple tools gives brands an extra edge.

  • Space and design are improved

    Packaging and other printed materials look a lot cleaner, clearer, and more intelligent when a simple QR code says everything in one scan. It’s modern, visually appealing, and takes up less space than having a lot of words and additional barcodes, etc. in the same place.

Start now and create a website QR code. With Trueqrcode, you can generate high-quality website QR codes and start sharing your valuable digital content with your target audience today.

Reviews

Loved by marketers, makers and agencies

★★★★★
“We have many events. Thanks to the dynamic QR codes of Trueqrcode, we can always easily adjust the link.”
Adam SendlerSenior Event Manager, USA
★★★★★
“As a marketing agency, we manage all QR codes of our customers at Trueqrcode!”
Peter GortOwner, marketing agency, Netherlands
★★★★★
“We use QR codes a lot and often. Since we use Trueqrcode we have structure in the use of QR codes.”
Melis EspositoGraphic designer, Italy
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can't find your answer? Our support team replies within one working day.

Contact support
Can a QR code open a website automatically?

URL QR codes can direct to a URL link automatically, given it’s a paid QR code account without pop-up ads, which is what you want for a more professional and safer experience.

Are QR codes safe to scan?

Yes, as long as you use paid accounts and not free ones that can lead to ads or stop working over time.

What size should a QR code be to scan correctly?

It should be at least .8in x .8in (2cm x 2cm), and the colors should be contrasted so the code scans correctly.

Do QR codes work on all phones?

On all new smartphones, QR codes can be scanned in normal camera apps. On older phones, you may have to download a free QR code scanner app.

What is a website QR code?

A website QR code, also called a URL QR code, opens a web page as soon as someone scans it with their phone camera. It is the most used QR code type on flyers, posters, packaging and business cards.

How do I create a QR code for a website?

Copy the link of your page and paste it into the Trueqrcode generator. Pick your colors, add your logo and download the code as PNG or SVG. Test-scan it with your phone before you print.

Can I change the website link after printing?

Yes. Every Trueqrcode QR code is dynamic, so you can point it to a new page in your account at any time. The printed code stays the same.

Can I see how many people scanned my website QR code?

Yes. Your dashboard shows scans per day, location and device, so you know which print brings visitors to your website.

What is the difference between a static and a dynamic website QR code?

A static code has the link built in and can never change. A dynamic code points to a short link that you can update and track, without reprinting.

Can I add my logo to a website QR code?

Yes. Upload your logo and choose your brand colors. Keep enough contrast between the code and the background so it scans easily.

How much does a website QR code cost?

You can create and test it free for 10 days, no credit card needed. To keep your codes working after the trial you choose a plan, starting at €5.95 per month (billed annually).

More QR types

Other types of QR Codes

Your cookie preferences

We use cookies to make the site work and, with your consent, to measure visits and show relevant content.

Manage cookie preferences

We use cookies to make the site work and, with your consent, to measure visits and show relevant content.

Needed for the site to work. Cannot be turned off.

Cookie details

Helps us measure how the site is used.

Cookie details

Used to show relevant advertising.

Cookie details