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Facebook QR code generator

Help people find your Facebook page, group or event in one scan, from a poster, menu, flyer or shop window. Paste your Facebook link and download a print-ready QR code.

1Enter your Facebook details

Paste the link to your page or profile, or just the username at the end of it.

2Customize colors

Presets

Error correction

Medium — still scans with ~15% damage.

4 is the recommended quiet zone.

How it works

How to make a Facebook QR code

  1. 1

    Copy your Facebook link

    Open your page, profile, group or event, then copy the address from the browser (or Share → Copy link in the app).

  2. 2

    Paste it here

    Paste the link above. For a page with a username, you can type just the username.

  3. 3

    Download and test

    Scan it with your phone, ideally logged out of Facebook, to check anyone can see it.

Generated entirely in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded.

What a Facebook QR code can open

Any public Facebook link: your business page, a personal profile, a group, an event or a single post. On phones with the Facebook app, it opens in the app; otherwise in the browser.

For businesses, linking the page is the safest choice because it stays the same for years. Events and posts are great for a specific campaign, but they end, so a dynamic code that you can redirect afterwards is a better fit for those.

Make sure people can see it

Private groups and profiles with restricted visibility show a log-in or “content isn’t available” screen to most scanners. Check the visibility of what you link before printing, and test the code while logged out.

Use cases

Where Facebook QR codes work well

  • Local shops

    On the door or counter: “Follow us for offers and opening hours.”

  • Cafés and restaurants

    On menus and table cards for specials, events and reviews.

  • Events

    On posters, so people tap “Going” and get reminders.

  • Groups and clubs

    Join codes for community, school and hobby groups.

  • Places of worship and charities

    Newsletters and fundraising updates for your community.

  • Gyms and studios

    Class schedules and announcements, straight from the front desk.

Best practices

Tips for a Facebook QR code that works

  • Link to something public

    Test while logged out: if you see a log-in wall, most scanners will too.

  • Use your page’s username

    facebook.com/yourpage is shorter than an ID link and makes a simpler code.

  • Give a reason to scan

    “Follow for weekly offers” or “RSVP here” beats a bare code.

  • Print it large enough

    At least 2 × 2 cm on cards, 5 cm and up on posters, with a clear margin.

Static or dynamic?

Linking an event or a post? Make it dynamic

Pages last; events and posts don’t. With a dynamic code, the poster for this month’s event can point at next month’s, or back to your page once it’s over, and you see how many people scanned each poster.

  • Free static code for your page
  • Redirect after the event without reprinting
  • Scan counts per location
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FAQ

Facebook QR code questions

Yes. No sign-up, no watermark, and static codes never expire.

Yes. Paste the event or group link. Make sure it’s public, or people outside the group will see a log-in screen.

On phones with the Facebook app installed, yes. Otherwise the link opens in the browser.

With a dynamic QR-10 code, yes: scans by day, location and device.

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