Free, no sign-up for images up to 2 MB

Image to QR Code

Upload a photo or a JPG and get a QR code that opens it on any phone. Print it on a table card, a flyer or a poster.

  • Free
  • Opens on any phone
  • No app needed

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A market flyer opened from a Litehost link, full width on a dark phone screen
What people see when they scan it: the image on a dark page, with a sample flyer. Illustration.

How it works

How to make a QR code for a picture

  1. 1

    Drop your image

    JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP or SVG. Drag it into the box, or tap Choose image on your phone.

  2. 2

    Sign in to keep it

    Before you print, sign in so the link behind the QR code stays online.

  3. 3

    Download the QR code

    Save the PNG and put it on your flyer, table card, poster or label.

Ideas

What people put behind an image QR code

A menu photo

Put a QR code on the table that opens the menu on the guest's phone.

A map or a seating chart

Print the QR code at the entrance of a venue or an event.

A flyer or a schedule

People scan it and keep the details on their phone.

A product photo or a label

Show the full picture or the instructions behind a small sticker.

Menu or flyer with several pages? Save it as a PDF and use PDF to QR Code.

Plans

How long the QR code works

This page, no account

About 15 minutes

Images up to 2 MB

Enough to try it. Sign in from the result to keep the link.

Free account

While people scan it

5 MB of storage

Scanned at least once every 90 days. Shows a small Litehost badge.

Starter, $8 a month

Doesn't expire

500 MB of storage

No badge, a password, and more projects.

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FAQ

Common questions

Is this image to QR code generator free?

Yes. Without an account you can upload an image of up to 2 MB and download its QR code. The link behind it lasts about 15 minutes until you sign in. On a free account it stays online while it's opened at least once every 90 days, and shows a small Litehost badge.

Will the QR code stop working?

The QR code opens your image's link, so it works while the link is online. Sign in before you print it: a link you don't keep stops working after about 15 minutes. On a free account, a link nobody opens for 90 days is paused; on Starter it stays online.

What does the person who scans it see?

Your image, full screen on a dark page, in their phone's browser. They can zoom in with two fingers and long-press to save it. No app, no account.

Why can't I upload my iPhone photo?

Two common reasons. iPhone photos are often HEIC, which this tool doesn't take yet: save the photo as JPG first (or set Settings > Camera > Formats to Most Compatible). And a photo straight from the camera is often 2 to 5 MB: shrink it, or create a free account, which holds 5 MB.

Why not put the image itself in the QR code?

A QR code holds about 3 KB, far less than any photo. So every image QR code works the same way: the image is stored online and the QR code holds its link. That's why the link has to stay online for the QR code to keep working.

What size should I print it?

The PNG is 1024 × 1024 pixels, enough for a flyer, a table card or a poster. Keep the white border around it, and print it at least 2 cm (about 0.8 in) wide.

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