Free Multi-link QR Code (the Linktree alternative)

All your links in one QR. No $99/yr subscription. No account. No tracking pixels. The links are encoded directly in the QR, so the page works forever and nothing is logged.

$0 forever

Zero subscription, zero limits, zero hidden upsells.

No account

No signup. No password to forget. No vendor lock-in.

Privacy-first

Links live in the QR itself, not on our servers. We can't see your taps because there's nothing to log.

FreeNo signupNever expiresNo tracking

Make a QR code

Paste anything, preview it, then download. No account.

Create QR Code

What should the scan open?
Press Ctrl+E to focus, Ctrl+C to copy (when ready), Ctrl+S to save

Add at least one link below (both Label and URL)

Multi-link QR (Linktree alternative). All your links are encoded directly into the QR. No account, no tracking, never expires. Scanners open a clean landing page on link2qr.com/m that lists all your links.

Tip: shorter URLs = denser QR. Bit.ly or your own domain works great.

How a multi-link QR works

Linktree stores your links on their servers and tracks every tap. Our multi-link QR encodes your links directly into the URL fragment. When someone scans, they're sent to link2qr.com/m#... which decodes the links right in their browser. No backend lookup, no tracking, no expiration.

When to use this vs. Linktree

  • Use this when you want privacy, zero cost, no account, and a permanent QR you can print on cards or stickers.
  • Use Linktree if you absolutely need analytics on every tap or a customizable hosted profile page.

FAQ

Will the QR get bigger if I add more links?

Yes. The QR encodes all your links, so each one adds data. Use short URLs or your own domain to keep the QR clean. Up to 20 links is supported.

Can I edit my links later without reprinting?

No. Static QRs work forever but can't be edited. If you need to change links often, point the QR to a regular URL on a page you control instead.

Is the landing page private?

Yes. The link list is decoded in the visitor's browser from the URL fragment. URL fragments are never sent to servers, so we cannot see who scanned or what they tapped.