QR Code Generator — Free & Dynamic

A static QR code encodes data (like a URL) directly into the image — it never expires and works offline, but the destination cannot be changed after creation. A dynamic QR code uses a short redirect link, so you can update the destination URL anytime without reprinting. Dynamic codes also provide scan analytics including date, time, location, and device type. OwnQR offers free static QR codes and lifetime dynamic QR codes for a one-time $15 payment.

Most QR code services charge $5-50 per month for dynamic QR codes, which adds up to $60-600 per year. OwnQR charges a one-time fee of $15 for a lifetime dynamic QR code — no subscriptions, no renewals, no expiration. The code works forever and you can change the destination URL unlimited times.

Yes, with a dynamic QR code. You can update the destination URL unlimited times from your OwnQR dashboard. The printed QR code image stays the same, but it will redirect to the new URL. This is ideal for small shop signage, Instagram bio links, service-provider booking pages, and event tickets where the target content may change over time.

OwnQR provides SVG (vector format, scales to any size without quality loss) and PNG (up to 4096×4096 pixels). Both formats are included free with every QR code. SVG is recommended for print materials like business cards, posters, and packaging. PNG works well for digital use including websites, emails, and social media.

No. OwnQR dynamic QR codes never expire because they are purchased with a one-time payment, not a subscription. There is no renewal required and no risk of codes stopping when a subscription lapses. Dynamic QR codes from subscription-based services typically stop working when you cancel your plan.

OwnQR tracks total scan count, daily and weekly trends, device types (iOS vs Android), geographic locations (city and country level), and referral sources. All analytics are available in real-time from your dashboard. Privacy: OwnQR records only de-identified statistical data and never collects or sells personal user information.

All dynamic QR code destination URLs are verified through the Google Safe Browsing API before each redirect. If a destination is flagged as phishing or malware, users see a warning page instead of being redirected. Static QR codes are generated entirely in your browser with zero data sent to any server.