Free tool
Make a QR code for your Instagram
Turn the people who pick up your card or walk past your shop into followers. Enter your username and print the code.
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Show your Instagram on your website too
Your latest posts show on your site by themselves, so visitors see what you do before they buy.
How do I make a QR code for my Instagram?
Enter your username and press Make my QR code. Check the link, then download the code. You do not need to sign in to Instagram.
Where do I find the QR code in the Instagram app?
Your code is behind the Share profile button on your profile.
- Open your profile in the Instagram app.
- Tap Share profile. Your QR code shows on the screen.
- Tap Download to save it to your phone.
How do I scan an Instagram QR code?
Your phone camera reads it, so you do not need to open Instagram first. To scan inside Instagram, open Share profile and tap the icon at the top right.
- Open the camera on your phone.
- Point it at the QR code.
- Tap the link that shows on the screen. The profile opens.
Where should I put my QR code?
Put it wherever people stop and look. A business card or flyer goes home with them. A menu or table card catches them while they wait. A thank-you card in the parcel reaches them after they buy.
Why make my QR code here?
You get the code on its own, so it fits your own design. It stays sharp at any print size, and it opens your profile directly.
SnapWidget is not endorsed by, sponsored by or affiliated with Instagram or Meta. Instagram is a trademark of its owner.
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Yes. It is free, and you need no account and no Instagram sign-in.
No. The code holds your profile link and goes straight to Instagram, not through SnapWidget, so it never expires. If you change your username, make a new code.
Yes. It opens your profile, and people can ask to follow you. They see your posts after you accept.
Use the PNG for most print jobs and for sharing online. Use the SVG if a print shop asks for a vector file, or for a large sign.
Print it at least 2.5 cm (1 inch) wide, and keep the white border around it.
Yes, to promote your own Instagram account. Keep the logo as it is. For print larger than A4, ask Meta first or turn the logo off.
Use a SnapWidget widget. Connect your account, pick a layout and paste the code on your site. New posts show on their own, and there is a free plan.