QRNo sign-up. No friction.
Open, create, download. That’s all it takes.
FREE TO CREATE. YOURS TO KEEP.
Small code.
Endless possibilities.
Turn a link, a thought, or a connection into a QR code. Free, simple, and made right here in your browser.
A little tip
Use SVG for crisp prints at any size. PNG is perfect for everyday sharing.
Private by design
Your QR content is processed in your browser.
No expiry date
Static codes keep working while their content remains valid.
A SIMPLE START
From an idea to a scan.
Three small steps. A whole new way to connect.
Choose your content
Add a website, a message, Wi-Fi details, an email address, or a phone number.
Make it feel like you
Choose contrasting colors and an export size. Keep the light border intact for reliable scans.
Download and share
Save your code, scan-test it, then add it to a menu, a business card, a poster, or a presentation.
BEHIND THE PIXELS
One square. Plenty of uses.
A QR code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores information in a pattern of small squares. A camera reads that pattern to recover a link or text. These are static QR codes: the content is inside the image, so no redirect service or subscription is needed. A website QR still needs an internet connection to open its destination.
PNG · Ready to share
A pixel-based image for messages, slides and websites. Choose a larger size for larger displays and avoid stretching a small image.
SVG · Made to scale
A vector image that stays sharp on posters, packaging and print. Keep the quiet zone around the code and test at its final printed size.
Good questions. Clear answers.
Is this really free?
Yes. All five QR types and both download formats are available without an account or payment.
Will my QR code expire?
The image has no built-in expiry. A website can stop working, and Wi-Fi credentials can change, but the QR itself keeps the same content.
Can I edit a code after downloading it?
These are static codes. If the content changes, generate and distribute a new image. You can change a destination page if you control the encoded URL.
Why won’t my code scan?
Use a dark code on a light background, keep the border clear, and avoid very small prints. Dense codes need more space. Always test with the phones and materials your audience will use.
Are my Wi-Fi details private?
They are not uploaded by this generator. However, anyone who receives or scans the QR can read its contents, including the password. Share it carefully.