Create a YouTube QR code.

Turn a YouTube link into a QR code for posters, packaging, lessons, events or printed guides.

Static QR codeNo hidden redirectDownload as PNGGenerated in your browser

Paste your YouTube URL

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Generated directly in your browser. No account, database or tracking redirect is required.

Your QR code

Static QR codes do not have an expiry date. They keep working as long as the destination or encoded information remains valid.

QR codes for YouTube videos and channels

You can create a QR code for any public YouTube URL, including a video, Short, channel or playlist. Scanning the code opens the encoded link in the user's browser or YouTube app where supported.

Use the final public URL rather than a temporary preview link, and make sure the video is available to the audience who will scan the code.

Important: “Never expires” refers to the static QR code itself. A linked web page, social account, phone number or other destination can still change or disappear.

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Common QR code questions

Do static QR codes expire?

No. A static QR code has no built-in expiry date. If it points to a website, that destination still needs to remain available.

Do I need an account?

No. This generator creates the QR code in your browser and does not require an account.

Can I print the QR code?

Yes. Test the downloaded code at the intended print size before producing a large quantity.

Can I change the link after printing?

Not with a static QR code. The destination is encoded directly in the image. To change it, create a new QR code or use a redirect URL that you control.