Generators

QR Code Generator

Type a link or some text and get your QR code instantly. Download it as PNG or SVG to print.

If you type an address like yoursite.com, it will open as a link.

Design and size colors, download size and error correction

The QR code is generated on your device. We don't store what you type.

Your QR code

Enter some content to generate the QR

Other QR types

How to create a QR code

  1. Paste a link or type some text. The preview updates on its own.
  2. For an email or a phone number, pick it under "Other QR types".
  3. If you like, change the colors and the size.
  4. Download the PNG for social media and documents, or the SVG to print at any size without losing quality.

Tip: before printing, scan the QR with your phone to check that it opens what you expect.

Common uses for QR codes

  • Menu or catalog: a QR to your page or PDF on tables, display cases or packaging.
  • WhatsApp: so customers can message you just by scanning, without saving your number. Use the WhatsApp QR.
  • Wi-Fi: so guests or customers can connect without being told the password, with the Wi-Fi QR.
  • Social media: a QR to your profile on business cards or flyers.
  • Contact details: a QR that opens an email or dials your phone.

Tips so it scans well

  • Use a dark color on a light background. Inverted or low-contrast QR codes fail on many scanners.
  • Keep the white margin around the code.
  • For small prints, use short links: less content means bigger squares.
  • Print it at least 2 × 2 cm; larger if it needs to be read from a distance.

Frequently asked questions

Do QR codes expire?

No. These QR codes are static: the content is stored inside the code. They work as long as the link or data they point to still exists.

Can I use the QR code commercially?

Yes. You can use them freely on packaging, ads, menus or cards.

What is damage resistance?

It is the QR error correction: it lets the code be read even if it is dirty or partly covered. A higher level makes it more resistant, but the code has more squares.

PNG or SVG?

PNG works for social media, presentations and documents. SVG is a vector format: ideal for printing because it can be enlarged without losing sharpness.

Do you store the content of my QR codes?

No. The code is generated in your browser and never sent to a server.