Free Link in Bio QR Code Generator

One printed square can stand in for your whole brand when it points to a link-in-bio page that holds all your important links. Paste the address of that page above and download the PNG. A single code is also the practical answer when a design only has room for one square.

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How to make your QR code

Open your link-in-bio page in a browser and copy its address from the address bar.
Paste the page address into the box above.
Click Generate and look at the result.
Click Download PNG and keep the file for every future print job.
Scan the saved code with your phone and check that your links page loads and the top link is the one you want people to tap.

One code, many destinations

The code itself stays fixed, but the page it opens can change as often as you like. Add a new product link, swap out a campaign, retire an old offer, and the same printed code shows the update.

That makes this a forgiving kind of code for stickers, merch, album covers, and packaging that you cannot easily reprint.

Protect the page address

The one thing that must stay still is the address of the page itself. If you cancel your link-in-bio service, rename your page, or move to a different provider, the old address may stop working and every printed code goes with it.

If you own a domain, consider using an address on it, like yourname.com/links, as the destination. You can then point that address at whichever service you use now. Setting that up happens where your website is hosted, not in this tool.

Keep a copy of the downloaded PNG so you never need to rebuild it.
Check the page address every few months.

Make the scan worth it

Lead with the single link you most want people to tap, then list the rest. A page with too many links makes it hard to choose.

If your link page reports clicks, that is the place to see what visitors chose, since this tool does not count scans. Print a short line next to the code, like "All our links in one place," so people know what to expect.

Open the page on a phone, not just a computer. Buttons should be big enough to tap with a thumb, and the page should load without a long pause.

Frequently asked questions

What is a link in bio QR code?

It is a QR code that opens your link-in-bio page, the single page that lists your social profiles, shop, and other links. One code gives people a menu of everywhere to find you, instead of making them pick one network.

If I update my links, do I need a new QR code?

No. The code stores the address of your links page, not the links on it. Edit the page whenever you like and the same code shows the new version. You only need a new code if the page's own address changes.

Can one code cover Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube?

Yes, as long as all three are listed on your link-in-bio page. People scan once, land on the page, and choose where to follow you.

Is a link in bio QR code a good fit for stickers and merch?

Yes, because you can keep editing the page behind the code after the stickers are printed. Print one test sticker first and scan it from the distance a real person would stand.