QR codes that never expire. Free, forever.
- No account
- No trial
- Made in your browser
Logo added, so error correction is set to High: the code can lose about 30% of its pattern under the logo and still scan.
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Why these don't expire
- Your link is in the pattern. A static code stores your address directly, with no middleman link.
- Nothing to switch off. We never see your scans, so there's no redirect we could disable.
- Works without us. If FixedQR disappeared tomorrow, your printed codes keep working.
The trade-off
- Can't edit after printing. To change the destination, point the code at a page you control and change that page.
- No scan counts. Static codes can't report scans. Use analytics on your own site instead.
- Only as alive as your link. If the website it points to goes down, the code leads nowhere.
Static codes vs. "free" dynamic codes
| FixedQR (static) | Typical "free" dynamic | |
|---|---|---|
| Stops working when a trial ends | Never | Often, after 7–14 days |
| Account required | No | Usually |
| Edit destination after printing | No | Yes, while you pay |
| Scan statistics | No | Yes, while you pay |
| Depends on the provider staying in business | No | Yes |
| Cost | Free | Trial, then a subscription |
FAQ
Will it ever stop working?
Not because of us. The code is your link written as a pattern. It works as long as the link it contains works.
Can I edit it later?
Not the code itself. Tip: point it at a page on your own site, then change that page whenever you like.
Do you track scans?
No. Scans go straight from the phone to your link; we're never in the path. The site itself uses no analytics or tracking cookies.