Free Online QR Code Generator - Create and Download QR Codes with RushQR

Generate QR codes instantly with our QR code generator.
Enter link/website. Choose QR code type. Generate. Download. Share.

To get a QR code that is tailored to your specific needs, please choose one of the following:

Casual : Casual usage in large and open spaces such as sharing contact info or website links.

General : Used for general purposes like Marketing and Advertising.

Outdoor : Suitable for outdoor environments like manufacturing and industrial locations.

Critical : Ideal for harsh environments and critical applications like tracking inventory or medical devices.

Go Creative With RushQR

Want to minimize time and maximize the number of audience for your next campaign?

Use RushQR for any website/link. Time-saving tool that gives you clear and concise QR code that you can download and let the audience scan it.

Launching a new (beauty) product and want people to know the story behind it?

Create your own QR code for the content link and download. Spread your story with each scan.

Choose to show than to tell?

Generate QR codes for free and let people scan your website’s QR code to access more information.

How about going green?

Save paper in advertising. Let’s scan the QR.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a QR code?

A QR code is a two-dimensional code (2D code, matrix code) to store data. The acronym QR is short for “Quick Response”.

What does RushQR do?

RushQR helps you generate QR code for any link/website.

Who can use RushQR?

QR codes are mainly used in Advertising and Marketing campaigns. Anyone who wants to spread their word to a larger audience, get information with just a scan, and be more interactive can use this hands-on tool.

Can the QR be changed?

Firstly, there are two types- Static and Dynamic QR codes. Static QR codes cannot be changed. Dynamic, as the name suggests, can be changed.

Why should QR code size matter to me?

QR code size correlates with scannability. Size and scanning distance in some instances can even render our QR codes unreadable.

Getting QR code size right will ensure easy scannability, regardless of where you plan to deploy them.

I always have the option to use one scan code for all purposes by resizing it etc. Why should I choose different types?

Resizing a smaller QR code size can be tricky- enlarging can make the QR code module(modules are what you see inside the QR code, the dots and lines) stretched and blurred leading to poor scannability.

QR code size and QR code module configuration affect each other. Getting them right is important.

How can I decide which size QR code works for me, how can I calculate?

Rule of thumb- QR code size is 10:1 distance-to-size ratio. QR code size should be 1/10th of the distance where users scan it from. Consider the distance from which end-users will view the QR code. QR code size (width/length)=scanning distance/10.

Some tips to consider for QR codes?

Here are some additional tips for choosing the right size for your QR code:

Consider the viewing distance. If the QR code will be scanned from a distance, it should be larger.
Consider the lighting conditions. If the QR code will be scanned in low light, it should be larger.
Consider the device. Older devices may have difficulty scanning smaller QR codes.
Consider the surface. QR codes can be difficult to scan on curved or textured surfaces.
If you are unsure about what size to use, it is always a good idea to err on the side of caution and choose a larger QR code.