What happens when someone scans a social QR code?

With one profile filled in, the code opens that profile directly. With two or more, it opens a simple hosted link page listing all of them, and the scanner picks — like a mini link-in-bio for the physical world.

Do I paste my handle or the full URL?

Either works. Type @yourname or paste the full profile URL — we build the correct link for each platform (instagram.com/you, x.com/you, and so on) automatically.

Can I add or change profiles later?

The single-profile version is baked into the code, so it cannot change. The multi-link page is hosted, so the code stays scannable — but the set of links is fixed in the code too, so reprint if your profiles change.

Is this free? What is the catch?

Free forever, no signup, no watermark — FreeQR is an open-source public good. The code is generated in your browser, and the link page carries no ads or tracking.

Which platforms are supported?

Instagram, X / Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, GitHub, Facebook, plus a plain website link for anything else — a portfolio, a Linktree, a blog.

Free Social Media QR Code Generator

One code for all your profiles — a mini link-in-bio, no account. Free forever — no signup, no watermark, generated entirely in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

What happens when someone scans a social QR code?: With one profile filled in, the code opens that profile directly. With two or more, it opens a simple hosted link page listing all of them, and the scanner picks — like a mini link-in-bio for the physical world.
Do I paste my handle or the full URL?: Either works. Type @yourname or paste the full profile URL — we build the correct link for each platform (instagram.com/you, x.com/you, and so on) automatically.
Can I add or change profiles later?: The single-profile version is baked into the code, so it cannot change. The multi-link page is hosted, so the code stays scannable — but the set of links is fixed in the code too, so reprint if your profiles change.
Is this free? What is the catch?: Free forever, no signup, no watermark — FreeQR is an open-source public good. The code is generated in your browser, and the link page carries no ads or tracking.
Which platforms are supported?: Instagram, X / Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, GitHub, Facebook, plus a plain website link for anything else — a portfolio, a Linktree, a blog.

Want the detail? How social hub QR codes work — the payload format, what scanners do with it, and where it breaks.