Every short link automatically has a QR code. The code encodes the short URL, not the destination — so on paid plans you can change where the link points and every printed code keeps working.
The designer
Open any link and click the QR preview (or click the QR while creating a link). You can style:
| Option | Choices |
|---|---|
| Dot style | Normal squares · Dots · Connected lines |
| Marker border | Square · Rounded · Circle |
| Marker center | Square · Dot |
| Colors | Separate dot color and marker color |
| in.bio badge | Shown in the center by default; hiding it is Pro+ |
The preview is rendered by the exact same engine as your downloads — what you see is what prints.
Downloads
- PNG — for screens, documents, and quick sharing.
- SVG — vector, for print at any size from a sticker to a billboard.
Every link also exposes its QR as a live hotlink at its own short URL plus
a .png or .svg suffix — e.g. https://in.bio/spring-sale.png (a
custom-domain link keeps its domain, like https://go.acme.com/sale.svg).
Drop it into an <img> and it always reflects the current saved style.
The free QR generator
There’s also a stand-alone QR code generator that needs no account and supports URLs, text, email, phone, SMS, WhatsApp, Wi-Fi, vCards, and crypto payments. Codes made there are static — the data is baked in, they never expire, and they don’t depend on INBIO. The trade-off: they can’t be edited or tracked. For editable, trackable codes, use a short link’s QR.