Free Facebook QR Code Generator

Make a free Facebook QR code that opens your page on scan

This Facebook QR code generator turns your page username into a scannable code. One scan opens your page, where people can follow, read reviews, check hours, or message you. Put it on storefront windows, flyers, vans, receipts, and event signage.

The code is static, free, and never expires. If the goal is a conversation instead of a follow, the Facebook Messenger QR code generator opens a chat thread with your page directly.

What a Facebook QR code does

• Opens your page: the code carries your facebook.com link. Phones with the app installed usually open it there.
• Works from a username: type the part after facebook.com/ in your page link, or paste the link itself.
• Handles pages without a username: paste the long profile.php address from your browser and the code keeps it whole.
• Stays fixed: the printed code always opens the same page.

Where a Facebook QR code works best

• Storefronts: a window sticker for hours, updates, and reviews.
• Local services: vans, yard signs, and printed quotes for trades.
• Restaurants and cafes: table cards pointing at events and specials.
• Receipts and invoices: a follow ask at the moment the job is done.

How to create it

1. Enter your page username: in the field above. Pasting your full page link works too.
2. Check the preview: scan it and confirm your page opens, not a namesake.
3. Style it: set colors, add a center logo, and use a frame label like "Find us on Facebook".
4. Download: PNG or JPG for screens, SVG for print at any size.

Scan test on 2 phones before printing. A static code cannot be edited later, so confirm the destination first.

Tips for reliable scans

• Say why to scan: "Scan for hours and updates" outperforms a bare code.
• Keep contrast high: a dark code on a light background scans best.
• Keep the quiet zone: leave clear space around the code.
• Test both systems: scan once on iPhone and once on Android before a print run.

Which Facebook link to put in the code

The code opens exactly the link inside it, so pick the destination by what you want people to do after the scan.

• A page: enter the page username above. Pages are public by design, so they are the safest target for a business.
• A profile: enter the profile username, or paste the profile.php link. What people see depends on that profile's privacy settings.
• A group or a single post: copy the share link from Facebook and paste it into the URL QR code generator, which keeps the link exactly as you copied it.

Before you make the code, open the link on a phone where you are signed out of Facebook. That shows you what a visitor without an account sees.

When the code opens the wrong thing

A printed code keeps opening the same link. When a scan disappoints, the cause is usually the destination:

• A private group: people who are not members see the group's name and a join button, not its posts.
• A deleted or hidden post: Facebook shows a "content isn't available" page. Point a new code at a live link.
• A namesake page: a similar name or a branch page opens instead of yours. Scan the preview and check the page name before you print.

Publish your Facebook QR code

Enter your page username above, add a label, and scan test on 2 phones. Export SVG for print, or a 2048px PNG for screens.