Free QR code generator for links
Paste a link to get a short URL and a matching QR code in one step. Unlike most free QR generators, Lyzo counts every scan — so you can tell whether that poster or menu actually works.
Your QR code and short link
How to make a QR code
- Paste the link you want people to open.
- Choose when it should expire, then press “Create QR code”.
- Download the QR code as PNG or SVG, and keep the management link to see scan statistics.
Why use a Lyzo QR code
- Scan statistics included — every scan is counted by day, country, device and referrer.
- Free, no watermark — no sign-up, no logo stamped on your code, no trial that runs out.
- Ready for print — download SVG for sharp printing at any size, or PNG for documents and social posts.
- Safer for people who scan — destinations are checked against threat databases, and anyone can preview a link by adding + to it.
QR code generator questions
Is this QR code generator really free?
Yes. Creating, downloading and scanning QR codes is free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Why does the QR code open a short link instead of my URL?
The short link is what lets Lyzo count scans and lets you switch the code off later. It also makes the QR code simpler, so it scans more reliably.
Which format should I download?
Use SVG for printing — it stays sharp at any size. Use PNG for documents, slides and social media.
Where can I find the QR code again later?
Open the management link you got when you created it. The statistics page shows the QR code too.