Choose what connects
Choose a website, message or guest network. Check the destination before you print.
CLEAR CODES, BEAUTIFULLY SIMPLE
Create free QR codes for menus, appointment cards and guest information. Export PNG or SVG, with practical guides to help you prepare and test your print.
One small square.
Six ways to connect.
Choose a website, message or guest network. Check the destination before you print.
Pick a dark color and choose the right export size for your project.
Download a PNG or scalable SVG. Scan it once before you share.
A LITTLE CLARITY
The downloaded static QR image has no built-in expiry. A linked website must remain available, and Wi-Fi or contact details must remain current.
A static QR code stores the content you entered. To change that content, create and distribute a new code.
QR content is processed in your browser. The generator does not send your text, links or Wi-Fi password to a QR service. Hosting providers may still log normal page requests.
Use SVG for scalable artwork or a high-resolution PNG. Keep the white margin, use a dark foreground, and test the final printed size with a phone.
FROM DOWNLOAD TO REAL-WORLD USE
A readable code is the first step. Choose a destination your visitors can open, prepare the right file, and test your finished material.
A complete Waterlil walkthrough, from choosing a content type to checking a downloaded code.
Read guideChoose an export format, preserve the white border and test the actual material before ordering prints.
Read guideSeparate image-recognition problems from broken links, then test one change at a time.
Read guideA practical workflow for public menu links, table cards and ongoing menu updates.
Read guideCreate a Wi-Fi code while keeping guest access separate from private network credentials.
Read guideChoose between booking links, contact details and directions without exposing appointment information.
Read guideOpen the destination without your account, scan the downloaded image, and check a proof at the size you will actually print. Keep a readable link or phone number alongside the QR so visitors have another way to reach you.
A static code stores its content permanently. Waterlil does not keep your codes, host your menu, or track people who scan them.