QR Code Generator
Bridge your offline marketing with digital analytics. Generate highly customized Free QR codes with your brand colors, custom shapes, and logos. For the best attribution, always use a tracked link.
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1. Content Destination
Track your Offline Traffic
Direct traffic is a massive ranking signal for Generative Engines. Before generating your QR code, ensure your link has UTM parameters so you can track the attribution in Google Analytics.
Build Tracked URL →How to Use the QR & UTM Generator
Prepare Your UTM Link
Use our UTM Builder to create a tracked URL. Paste that URL into the destination box so you can trace your offline traffic in Google Analytics.
Design & Brand
Open the customization tabs. Change the patterns to match your brand style, select your brand colors, and upload your company logo to the center.
Download & Print
Check the live preview to ensure it looks perfect, then download it as a PNG (for digital graphics) or an SVG (for scalable, high-quality print materials).
Frequently Asked Questions
When someone scans a standard QR code, Google Analytics registers it as "Direct Traffic" (meaning they don't know where the user came from). By adding UTM parameters (e.g., ?utm_source=flyer&utm_medium=qr_code), you force Google Analytics to accurately categorize the traffic, allowing you to measure exactly which offline marketing materials are generating ROI.
No! The QR codes generated by this tool are "Static." This means the URL or text is hard-coded directly into the visual pattern of the QR code itself. Because it does not rely on a third-party redirect service, the code will work forever, as long as your destination URL remains active.
PNG is a raster image format. It is perfect for web use, placing in digital documents, or social media graphics.
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphic) is a vector format. It can be scaled infinitely without ever losing quality or becoming blurry. You should always use SVG if you are sending the QR code to a professional printer for banners, flyers, business cards, or billboards.
Our generator automatically applies High (H) Error Correction when you add a logo. This means the QR code builds in redundancy so that up to 30% of the code can be obscured (by your logo) and a smartphone camera can still perfectly read it. However, always test-scan your code with a phone before sending it to print!