Is the Linktree QR code generator free?

Yes. Creating and customizing a QR code for your Linktree link is completely free with no account, downloading takes a free account, and static codes never expire. The free plan also includes one dynamic code with 100 scans per month and basic scan analytics. For more dynamic codes, unlimited scans, and advanced analytics, paid plans start at $6/mo billed annually ($8 month to month); see the pricing page for details.

Do I need a Linktree account to make the QR code?

You do not need a Linktree account to use this generator; you only need a link to point the QR code at. To have a linktr.ee/yourname page in the first place, you do need a free Linktree account. Once you have that URL, paste it here: creating and customizing your code is free with no QRKIT account, and downloading the finished file takes a free QRKIT account. If you would rather not use Linktree at all, you can host your links on a QRKIT Link Page instead.

Can I update my Linktree without changing the QR code?

Yes, and that is the whole point of a Linktree QR code. The QR points at your linktr.ee URL, not at the individual links inside it. Edit, add, or reorder links in Linktree anytime and the same printed QR keeps working, because the URL behind it never changes. You would only need a new code if your linktr.ee username itself changed, and even then a dynamic QR code lets you repoint the same image without reprinting.

Should I use a static or dynamic QR code for Linktree?

For most people a static QR code is fine, because your linktr.ee URL rarely changes and you update the links inside Linktree, not the URL itself. Static codes are free, unlimited, and never expire. Choose a dynamic QR code if you want to repoint the code to a different URL later, for example if you move off Linktree, or if you want scan analytics. Creating either type is free; advanced analytics and extra dynamic codes are on a paid plan.

Can I track how many people scan my Linktree QR code?

Yes, with a dynamic QR code. QRKIT records every scan with its time, rough location, and device, separate from Linktree's own click analytics. On the free plan you get one dynamic code, 100 scans a month across your account, and the scan-count summary; the location, device, and date-range breakdowns and CSV export unlock on a paid plan, from $6/mo billed annually. Static codes cannot be tracked.

Do Linktree QR codes expire?

The QR code image itself never expires. As long as your linktr.ee link stays live, the code keeps working; Linktree links do not expire on their own the way some invite links do. A static code locks in your current URL permanently and has no scan limit, while a dynamic code lets you change where it points later without reprinting the code. One caveat on dynamic codes: on the free plan they pause once your account passes 100 scans in a month, then resume when the monthly count resets.

Can I add my logo and change the colors?

Yes. Upload your own logo to the center of the code and set custom colors, corner styles, and a frame. QRKIT does not include a Linktree logo in its picker, so add your own image file if you want branding. See the logo and custom QR code guides for design options, and keep strong contrast so the code still scans reliably.

What is the difference between this and a QRKIT Link Page?

A Linktree QR code points at a page you build on Linktree. A QRKIT Link Page is your own hosted link-in-bio page built right here, so the QR points at a page you own end to end, with the builder, the QR code, and the analytics in one place. Link Page is a dynamic type, and the free plan includes one dynamic code; free-plan scan pages carry QRKIT branding, which paid plans remove. It is a good option if you would rather not depend on Linktree.

Can I make one QR code for all my social profiles?

Yes. Beyond Linktree, you can use a social media QR code that opens a page linking all your profiles, or build a QRKIT Link Page and point a dynamic QR at it. Either way, building it on a dynamic code lets you add or reorder links anytime without changing the printed QR.

Will my Linktree QR code work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. A Linktree QR code is a standard URL QR code that any modern iPhone or Android camera reads natively, with no special app. Always do a quick scan test on both before printing; if it will not scan, check the size, contrast, and quiet zone, and see our scanning guide and troubleshooting fixes.

What file formats can I download?

You can download your Linktree QR code as a PNG (best for web and social), an SVG (the only true vector export in this generator, so it is the one to use for large or high-quality prints), or a PDF (a page with the QR image placed on it, handy for handouts but not a vector file). Downloading takes a QRKIT account: a free account gets you the PNG, while SVG and PDF come with any paid plan. PNG downloads top out at 1024px on the free plan and 4096px on paid plans, while SVG scales to any size.

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Linktree QR Code Generator

Turn your Linktree link into a scannable QR code. Free to create and customize with no account — downloading takes a free account.

Paste your linktr.ee link and get a clean, scannable QR code in seconds. Style it in Linktree green or your own colors, add your logo, and download it as a PNG for business cards, merch, flyers, and stories. Designing costs nothing and needs no account; the PNG download takes a free account, and SVG and PDF come with any paid plan.

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STEP 1Enter the URL

STEP 2Customize Design

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The basics

What Is a Linktree QR Code?

A Linktree QR code is a scannable code that opens your linktr.ee/yourname page — the hub that holds all your links. Anyone can point their phone camera at it and land on your Linktree without typing a thing.

Under the hood, it's just a URL QR code that encodes your public Linktree link. Because your linktr.ee URL stays the same while you edit the links inside it, one QR code can front your whole link-in-bio for years. The generator on this page has a dedicated Linktree input, so you just paste your link and go.

To be clear about what QRKIT does: we generate the QR code that opens your Linktree link. We don't connect to your Linktree account, edit your links, or read your Linktree analytics — the QR simply opens the same public page anyone would see. That keeps things private and means there is nothing to authorize.

Step by step

How to Create a QR Code for Your Linktree

Copy Your Linktree Link

In Linktree, open your dashboard, tap Share, and copy your linktr.ee/yourname URL. That public link is what your QR code will open.

Open the QRKIT Generator

Use the generator on this page with the Linktree input selected. A Linktree QR code is just a QR that opens a web link — in this case, your Linktree.

Paste Your Linktree URL

Drop your linktr.ee link into the field. Your QR code previews instantly, so you can watch it update as you make changes.

Customize It

Switch your accent to Linktree green (#43E660) or your own brand color, drop your logo into the center, and add a frame like “Scan for my links.” Keep contrast high so it scans fast.

Download and Test

Download a PNG for web with a free account; SVG for crisp large prints and PDF for handouts come with any paid plan. Scan it with both an iPhone and an Android before you publish or print anything.

Printing it somewhere permanent? A static code encodes your linktr.ee link forever, which is fine because that URL rarely changes. If you think you might switch away from Linktree later, a dynamic QR code keeps the same printed image while letting you swap the destination anytime, and it adds scan tracking. Creating either type is free; advanced analytics and extra dynamic codes are on a paid plan.

Pick the right one

Static vs Dynamic: Which Linktree QR Code Do You Need?

Both open your Linktree. The difference is whether you can change where the code points later, and whether you can track scans.

Static Linktree QR

Free forever

Encodes your linktr.ee URL directly. It's free, unlimited, and never expires, and it opens in any phone camera. Because you edit your links inside Linktree — not the URL — a static code genuinely works for the long run. The catch: you can't change where it points or see scan data.

Best for: quick digital shares, stories, and one-off prints when your linktr.ee handle is settled.

Dynamic Linktree QR

Repoint & track

Everything the static code does, plus an editable destination you can update anytime and scan tracking and analytics. Ideal if you might move off Linktree later, or want to know how many scans your code gets. Free to create; the free plan includes one dynamic code with basic analytics and 100 scans a month.

Best for: printed materials, campaigns, and anything you want to measure or repoint.

Our honest take: Unlike an event invite or a Wi-Fi code, your Linktree URL is stable, so a free static code is the right call for most people. Reach for a dynamic code only when you specifically want scan analytics or the freedom to repoint — and the free plan already covers one of those codes, with basic scan analytics and 100 scans a month. Unlimited scans, extra dynamic codes and the advanced analytics breakdown start on a paid plan (Starter, from $6/mo billed annually).

An alternative

Prefer Not to Use Linktree? Host Your Links with QRKIT Link Page

Linktree is great, but you don't have to depend on it. With QRKIT Link Page, you can build your own hosted link-in-bio page right here, then point a QR code at a page you own end to end.

One tool, start to finish

Build the page, generate the QR, and read your scan analytics in the same place — no jumping between two products.

Your branding, not theirs

Set your own avatar, background, and links with no third-party logo on the page your audience lands on.

Repoint anytime

Because it's a dynamic code, you can update the page or swap the destination later without reprinting the QR.

Link Page is a dynamic QR type, so the free plan includes one Link Page code with 100 scans a month; more codes and unlimited scans come with a paid plan. Want a single code that just lists your profiles instead? A social media QR code does that too.

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Ways to Use a Linktree QR Code

Creators & Influencers

Add your Linktree QR to a story, a pinned post, or a printed media kit so followers reach every link in one scan. Pair it with dedicated Instagram and TikTok codes for each platform.

Musicians & Artists

Put your Linktree QR on merch, vinyl sleeves, gig posters, and the stage screen so fans find your music, tour dates, and shop instantly.

Business Cards & Signatures

Print your Linktree QR on a business card or drop it in your email signature so new contacts get every link with one tap.

Events & Pop-ups

Show your Linktree QR on booth banners, table tents, and slides so attendees follow you everywhere before they walk away.

Packaging & Flyers

Add the QR to product inserts, thank-you cards, and flyers. Run off a sheet of QR code stickers to hand out at markets and pop-ups.

Video & Streams

Drop your Linktree QR on an end screen, overlay, or offline banner so viewers reach your links without pausing to type.

Building a presence across platforms? Start with the Social Media QR Code hub, then grab dedicated guides for Instagram · TikTok · YouTube · LinkedIn.

Make it scan every time

Design Tips for a Linktree QR Code That Scans

Use On-Brand Color

Set your QR accent to Linktree green (#43E660) or your own brand color, but keep the code darker than its background so cameras read it reliably.

Add Your Logo

Upload your profile picture or logo to the center of the code. Keep it small so it doesn't cover too many data modules, and the scan stays fast.

Print at the Right Size

Use at least 2 × 2 cm (about 0.8 in), and follow the 10:1 rule: for every 10 units of scan distance, add 1 unit of QR width.

Keep the Quiet Zone

Leave clear empty space around all four sides and avoid busy backgrounds behind the code. High contrast plus a clean margin equals a fast scan.

Test Before Printing

Always scan your final export on both an iPhone and an Android before a print run. Two minutes of testing saves a wasted batch.

Add a Call-to-Action

Wrap the code in a short frame like “Scan for all my links.” A clear prompt lifts scan rates far more than a bare code.

Want more control over colors, shapes, and frames? Try the branded QR code generator or dial in exact dimensions with the QR code size guide. If a code won't read, our QR code not working fixes walk through the rest.

Linktree QR Code — Frequently Asked Questions

: Yes. Creating and customizing a QR code for your Linktree link is completely free with no account, downloading takes a free account, and static codes never expire. The free plan also includes one dynamic code with 100 scans per month and basic scan analytics. For more dynamic codes, unlimited scans, and advanced analytics, paid plans start at $6/mo billed annually ($8 month to month); see pricing for details.
: You do not need a Linktree account to use this generator; you only need a link to point the QR code at. To have a linktr.ee/yourname page in the first place, you do need a free Linktree account. Once you have that URL, paste it here: creating and customizing your code is free with no QRKIT account, and downloading the finished file takes a free QRKIT account. If you would rather not use Linktree at all, you can host your links on a QRKIT Link Page instead.
: Yes, and that is the whole point of a Linktree QR code. The QR points at your linktr.ee URL, not at the individual links inside it. Edit, add, or reorder links in Linktree anytime and the same printed QR keeps working, because the URL behind it never changes. You would only need a new code if your linktr.ee username itself changed, and even then a dynamic QR code lets you repoint the same image without reprinting.
: For most people a static QR code is fine, because your linktr.ee URL rarely changes and you update the links inside Linktree, not the URL itself. Static codes are free, unlimited, and never expire. Choose a dynamic QR code if you want to repoint the code to a different URL later, for example if you move off Linktree, or if you want scan analytics. Creating either type is free; advanced analytics and extra dynamic codes are on a paid plan.
: Yes, with a dynamic QR code. QRKIT records every scan with its time, rough location, and device, separate from Linktree's own click analytics — see how scan tracking works. On the free plan you get one dynamic code, 100 scans a month across your account, and the scan-count summary; the location, device, and date-range breakdowns and CSV export unlock on a paid plan, from $6/mo billed annually. Static codes cannot be tracked.
: The QR code image itself never expires. As long as your linktr.ee link stays live, the code keeps working; Linktree links do not expire on their own the way some invite links do. A static code locks in your current URL permanently and has no scan limit, while a dynamic code lets you change where it points later without reprinting the code. One caveat on dynamic codes: on the free plan they pause once your account passes 100 scans in a month, then resume when the monthly count resets.
: Yes. Upload your own logo to the center of the code and set custom colors, corner styles, and a frame. QRKIT does not include a Linktree logo in its picker, so add your own image file if you want branding. See the logo QR code and custom QR code guides for design options, and keep strong contrast so the code still scans reliably.
: A Linktree QR code points at a page you build on Linktree. A QRKIT Link Page is your own hosted link-in-bio page built right here, so the QR points at a page you own end to end, with the builder, the QR code, and the analytics in one place. Link Page is a dynamic type, and the free plan includes one dynamic code; free-plan scan pages carry QRKIT branding, which paid plans remove. It is a good option if you would rather not depend on Linktree.
: Yes. Beyond Linktree, you can use a social media QR code that opens a page linking all your profiles, or build a QRKIT Link Page and point a dynamic QR at it. Either way, building it on a dynamic code lets you add or reorder links anytime without changing the printed QR.
: Yes. A Linktree QR code is a standard URL QR code that any modern iPhone or Android camera reads natively, with no special app. Always do a quick scan test on both before printing; if it will not scan, check the size, contrast, and quiet zone, and see our scanning guide and troubleshooting fixes.
: You can download your Linktree QR code as a PNG (best for web and social), an SVG (the only true vector export in this generator, so it is the one to use for large or high-quality prints), or a PDF (a page with the QR image placed on it, handy for handouts but not a vector file). Downloading takes a QRKIT account: a free account gets you the PNG, while SVG and PDF come with any paid plan. PNG downloads top out at 1024px on the free plan and 4096px on paid plans, while SVG scales to any size.

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