Embed a free QR generator on your site

For bloggers, creators, and publishersOne line of HTML
Free for you and your readers

Give your readers a QR generator
without sending them away

Drop a tiny widget into any blog post, newsletter page, or sidebar. Your visitors can create and download a QR code right there, no account required.

It is the same fast, friendly generator we use on our homepage, wrapped in a lightweight snippet you can paste anywhere HTML is allowed.

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Works in
Any HTML block

Made for content creators

Bloggers, newsletter writers, and course builders use it to add interactive tools to their posts. A recipe blog can generate codes for menus. A travel blog can link to maps. A teacher can share resources.

We handle the hosting

The widget loads from our servers, so it stays fast and up to date. You paste one line once and forget about it.

Why bloggers love it

/ three good reasons
01

Keeps readers on your site

They generate a code without leaving your page. Less friction, more engagement.

02

No signup for your readers

Anyone can make a code instantly. If they want to save or edit it, they can sign up for free.

03

Works on any platform

WordPress, Ghost, Substack, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, or plain HTML. If it accepts a code block, it works.

Copy and paste

Add it in seconds

/ one snippet, any platform

Your snippet

<script async src="https://qrflow.codes/embed.js"></script>

Works in WordPress, Ghost, Substack, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Beehiiv, ConvertKit, and any site that accepts raw HTML.

How to add it

  1. 1Copy the snippet.
  2. 2Open your post editor and add a Custom HTML, HTML card, or Embed block.
  3. 3Paste, publish, and the generator appears automatically.

Attribution is part of the deal. The widget renders a small "Powered by QRFLOW.codes" link right below the generator, and the widget script keeps it there. If the link is removed, hidden, or its href is changed, the script restores it. Repeat tampering replaces the widget with an "unlicensed" notice.

Good for: personal blogs, editorial sites, and small business pages. No reselling as your own product, no stripping the credit link.

Live preview

This is what readers see

yourblog.com/posts/how-to-use-qr-codes

Tutorial / 4 min read

The easiest way to add a QR code to any post

QR codes are back and they are everywhere. Menus, event flyers, product packaging, business cards. Give your readers a free tool right inside your post.

/ dropped inside a real blog post

Ready to add it to your blog?

Copy the snippet, paste it into your next post, and give your readers a free tool they will actually use.

Try the generator