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Create a Facebook QR Code

Create a QR code that takes people straight to your Facebook profile or page. Perfect for printed adverts, business cards, and shop windows.

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Common Uses

✓Business page promotion
✓Event pages
✓Printed adverts
✓Shop window displays
✓Networking cards

How to Use

Paste your Facebook profile or page URL. When scanned, the code will open your Facebook page directly.

Which Facebook URL to encode

Use your clean page address — facebook.com/yourpage — rather than a profile ID or a mobile-specific link. Clean addresses survive platform changes and are short enough to keep the QR pattern simple.

If you run several pages, create one code per page and label them so you can see which one people actually follow.

Where it works

  • Shop windows and market stalls — grow follows from foot traffic.
  • Packaging inserts — turn a customer into a follower.
  • Posters and flyers — one tap instead of a typed search.

Privacy

Your data is processed to generate the QR code and is not stored permanently on our servers. Static QR codes are generated in real time and the content is not retained.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I link to a Facebook group?

Yes, paste the full URL of any public Facebook page, profile, or group.

Will this work if the page is private?

The QR code will open the URL, but the viewer will only see content their account has permission to access.

Should I link to my Facebook page or my personal profile?

Your page, nearly always. Pages are public, they survive changes to your personal account, and they give visitors a reason to follow rather than a friend request.

What happens if I change my page name?

Facebook redirects old page addresses for a while, but not forever. If the address is likely to change, print a dynamic code so you can repoint it without reprinting.

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