No Expiration, Any Plan

Free QR code generator with no expiration.

A printed code should outlive the account that made it. Make one here with no sign up, or create a free dynamic code you can edit after printing. Neither has an expiry date, a trial clock, or a cap on scans.

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No account and no email address. This makes a static code, which cannot expire because there is no service behind it to switch off. Sign up free for five dynamic codes you can edit after printing, which do not expire either.

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A QR code cannot expire. An account can.

This is worth being precise about, because the phrase “expiring QR code” describes something that does not exist. A QR code is a pattern of ink. It has no clock in it and no date attached to it, and it will read exactly the same in twenty years as it does today.

What expires is a service. A dynamic code encodes a short link that someone has to keep resolving, and if that someone stops, the pattern is still perfect and still points at a door nobody answers. So the real question is never “does this code expire”. It is “what happens to my printing if I stop paying”.

Four reasons a printed code stops working

Three of them are decisions somebody made about your account. Only the last is really about the code.

01

The trial quietly ended

The most common one. Free dynamic codes on a time-limited trial keep working just long enough for the printing to be done, then start serving an upgrade prompt instead of your destination.

02

The plan lapsed

A card expires, a subscription is cancelled, and every printed code goes with it. Print outlives billing by years, which is what makes this the strongest lever a provider has over you.

03

A scan cap was reached

A monthly scan allowance turns your best month into an outage. A code that stops working precisely because it is working is a strange thing to have bought.

04

The destination went away

The one case that is not the provider's doing. If the page behind the code is deleted, a static code has no way to recover, because its destination is baked into the pattern. This is the argument for dynamic.

What we commit to, in plain terms

Stated narrowly enough to be checkable, because a vague promise on this question is worth nothing to somebody about to spend money on printing.

Static codes need no account and keep working forever.
The free plan is not a trial. It has no end date.
No cap on scans. A code that goes viral does not go dark.
Downgrade and every printed code keeps resolving, permanently.
Over-limit codes become read-only, never dead. You can still scan them.
Cancel entirely and your static codes are unaffected, because we were never in the middle of them.

Print it once. It keeps working.

Five dynamic codes free, editable forever, with full scan analytics, no scan cap, and no expiry date on any of it.

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