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How to create a QR code for URL in Chrome browser for easy sharing

Create a QR code for website

Last updated on August 4th, 2024 at 07:07 am

For the browsing-centric batch of Chrome users, we have uncovered an interesting setting that revolves around sharing. It lets you create a QR code for URL you can share readily with others or use as a shortcut to launch a website you frequently use.

Create a QR code for URL in Chrome browser for easy sharing

You can create a QR code for URL and use it to send different versions of the web page to yourself or others. The option is, however, tucked away within the browser’s sharing menu — meaning you have to first access the sharing icon before you can create a QR code for website and use it. By the way, you can also create a QR code for your Instagram profile.

The Share button in Chrome browser is located to the very far right of the address bar, next to the Bookmark icon. Click the icon to expand its menu of options.

Share button
Share button

From the list of options displayed under the Sharing menu, choose the Create QR Code option. Chrome will instantly create a QR code for a website link.

Create QR code
Create QR code

Hit the Download button to download the QR code or use your iPhone to scan it and go to the website or webpage directly.

Create a QR code for URL
Create a QR code for URL

Access the Control Center by swiping your fingers downwards on the iPhone 11 screen or later versions (swipe upwards for earlier versions of iPhones). Choose the iOS QR code scanner as shown in the image below.

Scan QR code
Scan QR code

Position the image of the code inside the frame and wait for a few seconds. You should be directed to the webpage automatically.

Scan QR code from website
Scan QR code from website

That’s how you can use this feature to land on a webpage directly. No need to copy-paste an address manually in the browser.

What is a QR Code?

A QR Code is a machine readable code that stores URLs for reading by the camera on a smartphone. This makes it convenient to easily share data.

That’s all there is to it. Hope it helps!