No expiry switch.
These static codes have no subscription or expiry date. Website links still depend on the destination remaining available.
A link, a note, a Wi-Fi connection. One scan away.
Use a complete https:// or http:// address. We encode the destination directly — no tracking link in between.
Up to 1,500 UTF-8 bytes. Emoji and non-English text may use several bytes per character.
Anyone with this QR code can read the Wi-Fi password. Share it only with people you want to give access to. Enterprise networks are not supported.
Enter a website address to get started.
These static codes have no subscription or expiry date. Website links still depend on the destination remaining available.
Black on white, crisp square modules and a four-module quiet zone. No decorative effects that make scanning harder.
Try your downloaded code with your phone camera. For printing, scan a test print at its final size before making more copies.
No. A static code contains the content you enter. Changing it means generating and distributing a new code. NBS Kit does not provide redirects, scan analytics or dynamic codes.
We use a whole number of pixels for each square to keep edges sharp. The exact output dimensions appear below the preview. SVG is a vector format and can be scaled for print.
Support varies by phone and camera app. Test on the devices your visitors use. This tool supports WPA / WPA2 Personal and open networks, not enterprise authentication.
The QR code encoder is Project Nayuki’s MIT-licensed library, bundled on NBS Kit. View license and source details ↗