A QR code is just a square barcode that a phone camera can scan to instantly open a link — no typing required. They're everywhere now: on restaurant menus, product packaging, event posters, and business cards. Here's how to make one for free in under a minute.
Step 1: Shorten your link
Go to the klikwit homepage and paste the long URL you want people to visit — your website, a menu, a social profile, anything. Click Shorten.
Step 2: Grab your QR code
As soon as your short link is created, a QR code appears right below it automatically. Click Download QR to save it as an image you can print or share.
Where to use it
- Print materials — flyers, posters, business cards, product packaging. Anywhere someone can point a camera.
- Physical storefronts — a QR code on your shop window or counter that links straight to your menu, catalog, or booking page.
- Presentations — add a QR code to a slide so your audience can instantly open a link on their own phone.
- Packaging — link to a product manual, warranty registration, or review page.
A tip: shorten first, then make the QR code
You could generate a QR code directly from a long URL, but it's better to shorten the link first. Shorter links produce simpler QR codes that scan faster and more reliably, especially when printed small. It also means if you ever need to change where the link points, you can do it without reprinting anything — the short link stays the same even if the destination changes.
Combine it with a Link-in-Bio page
If you want one QR code to lead to several things at once — your shop, your social profiles, your latest promotion — create a free Link-in-Bio page first, then turn that single page into a QR code. One scan, multiple destinations.
Ready to try it? Create your free QR code now — no signup required.