Link-in-Bio QR

QR to your bio link.

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QR to your bio link.

How to use Link-in-Bio QR

  1. Paste your Linktree, Instagram, or TikTok bio URL
  2. Tap a preset button to prefill the https:// prefix
  3. Add an optional label beneath the code
  4. Download the high-resolution PNG for print or packaging
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About Link-in-Bio QR

The Link-in-Bio QR Code Generator turns any bio link into a clean, scannable QR code in seconds. Paste your Linktree, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or personal website URL, hit generate, and download a high-resolution PNG you can print on business cards, product packaging, flyers, or a slide behind you at an event. Quick-fill preset buttons prefill the https:// prefix for popular bio platforms, so you can start from Instagram or Linktree with one click and skip the typing.

You can also add an optional label — something like "Follow me on Instagram" — and it gets baked right into the downloaded image, not just shown on screen. The codes are static, meaning your link is encoded directly with no redirect, no tracking, and no expiry date; as long as your destination page works, the code keeps working. If you forget the scheme, the tool adds https:// for you and validates the link before building the code.

It's completely free with no sign-up, no watermark, and no cap on how many codes you generate or download. Everything runs entirely in your browser — your link and label never leave your device or get uploaded to a server, so whatever you're pointing people to stays private.

Frequently asked questions

Is this link-in-bio QR code generator free?
Yes, it's 100% free with no account, no watermark, and no limit on how many codes you can make or download.
How do I make a QR code for my Instagram bio?
Click the Instagram preset or paste your profile URL (like instagram.com/yourhandle), then generate. Download the PNG and add it to your Stories, printed materials, or anywhere you want people to scan straight to your profile.
Can I make a QR code for my Linktree link?
Yes. Use the Linktree preset or paste your full Linktree URL, and the tool encodes it directly into the QR code. Anyone who scans it lands on your Linktree page with all of your links.
Can I use this for a TikTok link in bio?
Yes. Paste your TikTok profile URL or use a preset to prefill https://, then generate. It works the same for any platform you'd normally drop in a link-in-bio, including YouTube, a personal site, or an online store.
What can I link to?
Any URL — a Linktree, Instagram or TikTok profile, YouTube channel, personal website, Google form, or online store. Use the preset buttons to quickly start with a common bio platform.
Can I put the QR code on a business card or product packaging?
Yes. The download is a high-resolution PNG, so it stays crisp when printed on cards, packaging, flyers, or posters. Do a quick test scan at the final printed size before a large print run to make sure it reads well.
What size and format is the downloaded QR code?
It downloads as a high-resolution PNG that stays sharp on both screens and in print. If you added a label, that text is baked into the same image file, so everything comes down in one download.
Can I add a label under the QR code?
Yes. Add an optional label like 'Follow me on Instagram' and it appears beneath the code on screen and is baked right into the downloaded PNG.
Do I need to type https:// myself?
No. If you leave off the scheme, the tool automatically adds https:// for you and validates the link before generating the code.
Do the QR codes expire or stop working?
Never. These are static QR codes that encode your link directly, so there's no redirect, tracking, or expiry. As long as your destination URL works, the code works.
Will the QR code still work if I change my link later?
The code points to the exact URL you entered, so it keeps working as long as that link stays live. If you switch to a different address, just generate a fresh code — static codes can't be edited after download.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. The QR code is generated locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your URL and label are never sent to a server or stored, so your links stay private.