QR codes you can change after you print them
Make a code in seconds, see how many people scan it, and change where it goes any time.
Getting the QR code maker ready…
From bread to toast in three steps
Pop in your link
Paste the link to the page you want people to see, or make a Wi‑Fi, contact or text code. Add your colors and logo if you like.
We toast your code
We test-scan your design as you go, then you download a sharp PNG, SVG or PDF.
Print it, then relax
Put it on a menu, a poster or a box. Change where it goes later and watch the scans roll in.
What you get, free
No surprise expiry, no hostage codes, no ads on your scanners’ screens.
Change it any time
Fix a typo or swap this month’s menu without reprinting.
Scan tracking
Scans by day, place and device, counted without storing anyone’s IP address.
Your brand
Colors, gradients, dot shapes, corner styles, logo and label.
Print-ready files
Crisp PNG up to 4096px, vector SVG and a Letter or A4 PDF.
Safety built in
Every link is checked, and anyone can report a bad code.
Developer API
Create and update codes from your own software. Included on the free plan.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. You can download unlimited basic codes with no account, and a free account gives you 10 editable codes with scan tracking. Paid plans for bigger teams are coming later, and your free codes keep working.
What does “editable” mean?
An editable code points to a short QR Toast link. When someone scans it, we send them on to the web address you chose. You can change that address any time, so the printed code never has to be reprinted.
Will my code stop working?
Basic codes work forever, with or without us. Editable codes work as long as QR Toast runs, and we’ll help you move them if you ever leave. A paused code shows a friendly “paused” page, never a broken link.
What do you track when someone scans?
The time, rough location (country and city), and the kind of device and browser. We never store the scanner’s IP address or anything that identifies them personally.
Can I add my logo?
Yes. Add a logo, pick your colors and shapes, and add a label like “Scan me”. We test-scan every design for you and warn you if a phone might struggle.
What file should I download?
Picture (PNG) for phones, websites and documents. Designer (SVG) for design software, and for print shops that ask for a vector file: it stays sharp at any size. Print (PDF) to print it yourself straight away, on Letter or A4 paper.