Free dynamic QR code generator
A dynamic QR code contains a short link that redirects to your destination, so you can change where it goes after printing and see how often it's scanned. On DWM QR dynamic codes are free with no account or trial; they only stop working if you set an expiry date or delete them.
1What should it open?
How long should it work?
Forever, or stop it after a few days. You decide.
Dynamic code: it opens qr.dealwithmuhammad.com/r/…, which sends people to your link and counts each scan. It never expires.
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2Make it yours
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How to make a dynamic QR code
- 1
Paste your link
Enter the web address the code should open. “Track scans & edit later” is already on, which makes it a dynamic code.
- 2
Choose how long it works
Leave it on Forever, or pick 1, 7, 10, 20 or 30 days or a date of your own. Give it a private name so you can find it in My codes.
- 3
Create the code and download it
Press “Create dynamic code” to get your short link (qr.dealwithmuhammad.com/r/…), then style the code and download or print it.
- 4
Manage it later
Open My codes in the same browser to see scans, change the link, extend or shorten the expiry, make it permanent or delete it. Copy the manage link to use it on another device.
When a dynamic QR code makes sense
Menus and price lists
Print the code once and point it at a new menu, PDF or page whenever prices change.
Events and sign-ups
Let a poster's code stop after the event with an expiry date, so late scanners see a clear “expired” page.
Limited-time offers
Make a coupon or promotion code that works for 7 or 30 days and then switches itself off.
Testing what works
Give each flyer or poster its own code and compare scan counts to see which placement people actually use.
Static or dynamic: which one never expires?
- A static code stores the link itself, so it never expires and doesn't depend on any server. Choose it when the destination won't change.
- A dynamic code stores a short link. It can be edited and counted, but it relies on the redirect service, which is true of every dynamic QR code generator.
- Some services turn dynamic codes off when a free trial or subscription ends. DWM QR has no trial: a dynamic code stops only at the expiry date you chose, or if you delete it.
- Expired codes show a friendly “This QR code has expired” page with the date, and are removed from the server 90 days later.
Why use this QR code generator
Plenty of QR code makers are free to start. Here's what you get on DWM QR without paying or signing up, and what it doesn't do.
No account for anything
Logos, SVG and PDF downloads, templates and dynamic codes all work without signing up. Some well-known generators keep logos, vector files or editable codes behind an account or a trial.
No ads, no watermark
The page has no ads and the downloads carry no visible branding, so the code you print is only yours.
Private by design
Static codes, logos and templates are made in your browser and never uploaded. Dynamic codes store only the link, an optional name, their dates and a scan count.
Dynamic codes without a trial
Editable, trackable codes are free and don't switch off after a trial period. They stop only if you set an expiry date or delete them.
Expiry dates when you want them
Make a code that works for 1, 7, 10, 20 or 30 days, or until a date you choose, then shows a friendly “expired” page.
Print-ready, not just a PNG
300 DPI posters, flyers, business cards, table tents, Wi-Fi cards and stickers, plus scan-safety checks before you print.
What it doesn't do
- No bulk generation from a spreadsheet and no API.
- Scan statistics are a count and the last scan time, not locations or devices.
- Up to 30 new dynamic codes per visitor per day (static codes are unlimited).
- “My codes” lives in your browser, so keep the manage link or export the list as a backup.
- Only links, WhatsApp chats and Google Maps locations can be dynamic; Wi-Fi, contact, text, email, phone and SMS codes are static.
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Updated by Muhammad Ahmad