FastQR
FastUTM · Free QR Code Generator
Turn links and details into clean QR codes.
Free standard QR code generator
Website · Wi-Fi · Contact card · Social profile · App download · Menu or PDF · PNG or SVG
QR code details
Choose a type, add your details, then press Generate.
About these QR codes
Static codes. The link or details are stored in the pattern itself. There is no redirect and no scan counter, and the code never expires. If the destination changes, make a new code.
Tracking. GA4 can only report visits to a website you have instrumented with GA4, ideally through a tracked FastUTM link. Wi-Fi and contact codes act on the phone directly, so no analytics tool can see those scans.
Printing. Use the 2000 px PNG or the SVG for print. Keep the border around the code, print at least 2 cm wide, and test with a couple of phones at the final size before ordering.
QR code
How the QR Generator works
The QR Generator turns a link or a set of details into a static QR code in your browser. Choose a type (website, Wi-Fi, contact card, social profile, app download or menu and PDF), fill in the details and press Generate. The details are stored in the pattern itself, so the code never expires and there is no redirect or scan counter in between. Nothing you type is sent to FastUTM.
You can set a code colour and a background colour. The generator checks the contrast between them and refuses combinations that phones are likely to struggle with, such as a pale code on a dark background. Every code keeps a clear border of four modules, which scanners need. Download a PNG at 500, 1000 or 2000 pixels, or an SVG for print and design work.
When to use it
Use a Website code with a tagged link whenever you want to measure print: posters, flyers, leaflets, menus, event signs and packaging. Use Wi-Fi and contact codes for convenience; they act on the phone directly, so no analytics tool can count those scans.
A worked example
A community group builds a tagged link for its open day poster in the UTM Builder, with utm_source=poster, utm_medium=qr and utm_content=library-a3. They press QR on that link, which opens this page with a ready Website code. They download the 2000 pixel PNG, print a test copy at A3, scan it with two phones from across the room and send the file to the printer. In GA4 they later filter to the campaign and see how many visits came from the library poster.
Read Tracking QR codes on posters, flyers and print for the full process, or the QR Code Guide for what each code type does.