free QR tool
want a memorable Lynx URL?Lynx/QR code for a business card
Make a QR code for your business card
Give a printed card one clean path to your website, contact page, portfolio, booking page, or professional profile. Paste the web address and download the QR code immediately.
If you want contact details on the other side of the scan, point the QR at your contact/profile page. The public tool does not currently create a vCard contact-file payload.
how it works
Turn one small square into a useful next step
The QR code can carry the part of your professional identity that does not fit comfortably on a printed card.
Choose the destination
Use a mobile-friendly contact page, portfolio, booking page, website, or professional profile.
Make the QR
Paste the destination above. Lynx generates the QR locally in your browser without creating an account.
Download + test
Download the code, place it into your card layout, and test a printed proof with more than one phone before ordering a large run.
before you print 500 cards
Decide whether the destination needs to change later
A direct QR code contains the destination itself. If the destination may change after the cards are printed, point the QR to a managed Lynx instead.
Direct QR
Best when the destination is stable and you simply need a scannable version of the URL.
- No account required
- Generated in your browser
- Nothing saved by Lynx
- The encoded destination is fixed
QR → managed Lynx
Create a saved Lynx first, then use that Lynx as the QR destination when you want an editable managed link behind the printed card.
- Free Fabric account
- Saved + editable links
- Readable short URL on the card too
- Premium can add analytics + branded QR tools
questions
Business-card QR FAQ
Do I need an account?
No. QR-only generation is free, unlimited, browser-made, and not saved by Lynx.
Can Lynx make a vCard contact QR?
Not in this public tool right now. It expects a web address, so the simplest approach is to point the QR at a contact page, profile, portfolio, or booking page.
Will the QR code expire?
The browser-made QR image itself does not expire. It keeps encoding the same URL; whether that URL continues to work depends on the destination you chose.
Can I change where a printed QR leads later?
Not when the QR directly contains the destination URL. If that flexibility matters, create a saved Lynx and use the Lynx URL as the QR destination before printing.