How to Make a QR Code for a Notion Page

Make a QR Code That Opens a Notion Page

1. In Notion, open the page and click Share, then the Publish tab, and publish it to the web.
2. Copy the public link (it usually ends in notion.site).
3. Paste it into the URL QR code generator, add a title such as “Event info”, and download the code.
4. Scan it on a phone that isn’t signed in to Notion, to check that the page opens for everyone.

If the code only works for you, the page isn’t published. Without publishing, only people with access to your workspace can open it.

Keep the Code Working

• Edit freely. Changes to the page show up straight away; the link and code stay the same.
• Don’t unpublish or move it to another workspace, or the link breaks.
• Want a shorter link? On paid plans you can set a custom domain for published sites, which also makes a simpler QR code.

Put a QR Code Inside a Notion Page

1. Make and download the code as a PNG from any OmniQR Hub generator: Wi-Fi for an office wiki, a vCard for a team page, a link for a resource list.
2. In Notion, type /image, choose Upload and pick the PNG.
3. Resize it by dragging its edges. People reading the page on a computer can scan it with their phone.

You can also give readers their own generator: type /embed and paste https://omniqrhub.com/embed to add the free QR code widget to the page.

Common Questions

Can I make a QR code for a private Notion page?

You can, but it will only open for people who already have access to the page in Notion. Publish the page to the web if everyone who scans should see it.

Does the QR code change when I edit the Notion page?

No. The code holds the page link, which stays the same when you edit. Edits appear as soon as you save.

Can Notion generate QR codes itself?

Notion doesn’t have a built-in QR code generator. Make the code with a free generator and upload it as an image, or embed a QR widget.