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Use QR codes in the classroom: link to homework, permission forms, school events, library resources and parent communication. Free for teachers and schools.
Takes less than 60 seconds.
Link to a Google Form, homework PDF, event page, library resource, or a simple URL (e.g. class blog, sign-up sheet).
Use our free URL QR code generator. Paste the link and download as PNG for worksheets or posters.
Print on handouts, display on the board, or add to newsletters and school apps.
Create QR codes for free, no credit card required.
Your QR code is ready in seconds, scan-ready immediately.
See scans by country, device and time with real-time analytics.
Static QR codes never expire and work offline.
Homework & assignments
Link to Google Classroom, a PDF, or an assignment page so students access it with one scan.
Permission forms
QR code on a letter that opens a Google Form or Typeform for trip permission or consent.
School events
Open event details, RSVP form or ticket purchase — on flyers and social media.
Library & reading
Link to book trailers, reading lists, or digital library resources next to physical books.
Parent communication
Newsletter sign-up, contact form, or school app download in one scan.
Student portfolios
Each student gets a QR code linking to their portfolio, project or presentation.
Free plan available. No credit card required. 3 free QR codes to start.
Get started freeYes. You can create free static QR codes (URL type) for any school use. No account required for basic generation. Creating an account lets you save and manage multiple codes.
With a static QR code, no — the link is fixed. With a dynamic QR code (paid plan), you can update the destination anytime. Useful for homework links that change each week.
No. iPhone and Android cameras can scan QR codes without a separate app. Students point the camera at the code and tap the notification to open the link.
Long URLs work fine. QR codes can store up to several thousand characters. Paste the full Google Form or Google Drive link — it will encode without issue.
Yes, with dynamic QR codes (paid plan). You get scan counts and optional analytics — useful to see how many parents opened the permission form or how many students accessed the homework link.
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