Taomaqr creates static QR codes directly in your browser. The QR code itself remains valid permanently and can be scanned worldwide, provided that its destination URL remains available.
Step-by-step instructions
- Enter the destination URL. Paste the full address, including
https://, in the URL field. - Choose a style. Adjust the QR color, background, dot shape, corner style, size, and margin as needed.
- Add a logo if desired. Select an available logo or upload your own. Use a clear image and avoid covering too much of the QR code.
- Preview and test. Scan the preview with at least two phones or scanning apps before publishing.
- Download the file. PNG and JPG are convenient for online use; SVG and PDF are usually better for printing.
Important: A static QR code does not expire. However, if the destination URL is deleted, changed, or restricted, scanning the code will no longer open the intended content.
Tips for reliable scanning
- Use strong contrast between the QR code and its background.
- Keep a clear margin around all four sides.
- Do not stretch, crop, or blur the downloaded image.
- For printing, test the final physical sample under normal lighting and scanning distance.
- Use a stable HTTPS destination that you control whenever possible.
Choosing a file format
PNG
A practical choice for websites, presentations, and social media.
JPG
Compatible with most common image tools and publishing platforms.
SVG
A scalable vector format for large, sharp prints.
Convenient for sending to printers or placing in documents.