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Link-in-Bio QR Code Generator

Paste your bio link below and download a high-resolution QR code — PNG for screens, SVG for print. It’s made right in your browser, so your link never leaves your device.

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The most common mistake

Printing the long tagged URL

A link with UTM tags is long by construction: a typical Instagram-tagged profile URL runs to 116 characters and needs a 45×45 grid. A 20-character short link that redirects to it fits in 25×25, so at the same print size every square is almost twice as wide — and the tag still reaches your analytics.

How to get the most scans

  • Point the code at your link-in-bio page, not a single post — one code that never goes stale and leads to everything you share.
  • Keep a clear margin around the code and print it at least 2×2 cm so phones lock onto it fast.
  • Add a short “Scan for my links” caption — a labelled code gets far more scans than a bare square.

More free tools

Writing your bio too? Check the length with the Instagram Bio Character Counter, or grab a line from 50 Instagram bio ideas.

FAQ

Is this QR code generator free?

Yes — completely free, no sign-up, and the codes are yours to use anywhere: print, packaging, business cards, slides, or on screen. The QR is generated in your browser, so your link is never sent to a server.

Do the QR codes expire?

No. The code encodes your URL directly, so it keeps working as long as that link works. That is why it pays to point it at a stable link-in-bio page rather than a single post that may be deleted.

Can I see how many people scan my QR code?

The QR itself does not track scans. But if it points to a Linkhiver page, every scan becomes a link click you can see in your analytics — so you can measure how well your offline-to-online funnel works.

Should I download the PNG or the SVG?

Use the PNG for social posts, slides, and everyday printing. Use the SVG for large-format printing — posters, packaging, signage — because it stays perfectly sharp at any size.

Turn scans into tracked clicks

Point your QR at a free Linkhiver page that holds all your links — and watch every scan show up as a click you can actually measure.

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