Free Social Media QR Code Generator — No Signup
One social QR code stores one link. Paste a link-in-bio page, or open a single-network page for one profile.
One code, one link
A social media QR code stores one https address. Paste a link-in-bio page when the scan should list several profiles. Paste one profile URL when the scan should open only that network. qrfyy does not host the page, and a static code is not tracked. The steps are in the social media guide.
For the profile only, open the Instagram page and type the username without @. On this page, paste a full https link, such as a post URL or your link-in-bio page.
Paste the public page URL, for example https://www.facebook.com/yourpage. A Messenger chat is not the same link. Use the Messenger page for an m.me address, or the Facebook page for a page or profile.
TikTok
Paste the profile URL with the @ name, such as https://www.tiktok.com/@yourname. A single video has a different URL. The TikTok page is the same job if you only need that profile.
YouTube
Paste one link from YouTube: the channel (https://www.youtube.com/@yourchannel), one video, or a livestream. The code opens that address. It does not subscribe anyone. The YouTube page does the same for a single link.
Paste the public profile or company URL, such as https://www.linkedin.com/in/yourname. Copy it from LinkedIn’s share menu so the address is the public one. The LinkedIn page is there when that is the only network on the card.
A link-in-bio example
Example only: a cafe already has a page at https://example.com/links that lists Instagram, a booking form, and a map. Paste that exact URL here, download the file, and write “All our links” beside the square. qrfyy does not build or host example.com. If the printed card must later point at a new page, use a Dynamic QR instead of a static file. The link in bio guide covers that choice.
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Frequently asked questions
Can one QR code open many profiles?
Only if the one link you paste opens a page that lists them. The QR code itself stores a single address.
Do I need a link-in-bio page?
Only when one printed code should offer several networks. For Instagram alone, use the Instagram page and a username.
Should a social code be static or dynamic?
Use a static code when the link will not change. Use Dynamic QR when you may swap the page after printing. Static scans are not recorded.
How big should it be, and how do I test it?
Use about one tenth of the scan distance as a starting width, leave a blank margin, and scan the print with a phone. qrfyy has not published its own distance test. The print size guide explains that rule of thumb.
Does qrfyy host the link-in-bio page?
No. Build the page somewhere else, then paste its https link here.