Profile QR Code
The most common use case: anyone who scans lands on your account and can follow you in one tap.
Paste your TikTok profile, video or hashtag link below and get a scannable QR code instantly. No sign-up, no watermark, no daily limit.
Paste a full link, or just type your handle.
Paste a link to generate your QR code.
Your profile URL, a specific video link or a hashtag campaign page.
Drop it in above — your QR code appears instantly.
600 pixels wide, ready for print or screens.
The most common use case: anyone who scans lands on your account and can follow you in one tap.
Drive traffic to one specific video — a product demo, a tutorial or a viral clip — instead of your whole profile.
Link to your campaign's hashtag page so scanners land on all campaign content — the format brands use on packaging and event signage.
TikTok has its own built-in code, sometimes called a "TikCode" — the round, record-shaped code with a profile photo in the center that appears on your profile page inside the app. It works, but it can only be scanned with the TikTok app's own scanner, which limits who can actually use it.
A standard QR code, like the one this generator creates, is a universal square code that scans with any phone's regular camera — no TikTok app required. That makes it far more practical for print materials, cross-platform sharing, and anyone who might not have TikTok installed.
Yes. It's completely free with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many codes you generate.
Copy your profile URL (tiktok.com/@yourusername) — or just type the @handle — paste it into the generator above, press Create QR code, then download the PNG.
Yes. Paste that video's share link instead of your profile link and the code opens the video directly, skipping your profile page.
No. It is generated in your browser and points straight at the link you entered, so it works forever.
Yes. It is a standard QR code that any phone's regular camera can scan; the link opens in any web browser.
Yes. Pick a QR code color and a background color before generating. Keep the contrast high — dark code on a light background scans most reliably.