Free QR code generator

Choose a type, fill in the details, and download. Your QR Code® is built on your device, so nothing you type is ever uploaded — and it never expires.

Appearance and reliability

Error correctionRecovers 15%

ColourBlack on white

Download size1000 px

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Nothing leaves your browser

The code is drawn on your device. WiFi passwords and contact details are never sent to a server.

No expiry, no scan limits

Your data is stored inside the code itself, not on our servers. There is nothing to renew and nothing to break.

Free to use commercially

Print these on menus, packaging, and signage. No account, no watermark, no attribution required.

Every code type

Each generator is set up for one kind of data, with the right fields and the formatting rules already handled.

LinkSend people to any web address Plain textA note that shows without opening anything WiFiJoin a network without typing the password Contact cardSave your details straight to a phone EmailOpen a message with the subject filled in SMSStart a text with the wording ready Phone numberTap once to call you WhatsAppOpen a chat with a first message LocationDrop a pin on the map app Calendar eventAdd the date, time, and venue UPI paymentAccept payments in India Crypto walletShare a Bitcoin or Ethereum address YouTubePoint at a video or channel InstagramOpen your profile or a reel FacebookLink a page, profile, or group LinkedInShare your professional profile TikTokSend people to your handle Google reviewOpen the review box for your business App downloadLink the App Store or Google Play Restaurant menuShow a menu at the table

Shape, format, and scale

Adjust how a code looks and how it comes out, or work on many at once.

Add a logoPlace your mark in the centre safely Colours and shapesMatch your brand and keep it scannable SVGVector output that scales to any size Transparent PNGDrop a code onto a photo or colour Print resolution300 DPI files for professional printing Bulk from CSVHundreds of codes in one ZIP Scan with cameraRead a code using your webcam Read from a fileCheck what a screenshot contains BarcodesEAN, UPC, and Code 128 Size calculatorWork out the print size for a distance

Set up for a job

Print specifications, placement advice, and free templates for the situations codes are used in most.

Business cards Restaurants and cafés Weddings Property listings Events and tickets Packaging and labels Résumés Classrooms

Guides

How codes work, how to print them so they scan first time, and how to stay safe.

What is a QR code?How a grid of squares turns into a web address Static and dynamic codes comparedWhich one you need, and what each costs you later Why a code will not scanEleven causes, from contrast to margin to damage Choosing a print sizeThe distance rule, plus sizes for common materials Error correction explainedWhat L, M, Q, and H change about your code Are QR codes safe?How scams work and how to check before you tap

Common questions

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up, no email required, and no limit on how many codes you make.

Will my code stop working later?

No. Your data is encoded inside the pattern itself rather than stored on our servers, so the code keeps working even if this site disappears. Nothing points through us.

Can I edit the destination after printing?

Not with a static code, which is what this site makes. If you need to change a destination after printing, link to a page you control and update that page instead. Our comparison guide covers the trade-offs.

Can I use these codes for my business?

Yes, including commercial and printed work. There is no watermark and no attribution required.

Is my WiFi password safe to type here?

Yes. The code is generated by JavaScript running in your browser, so nothing you enter is transmitted anywhere. You can disconnect from the internet after loading the page and it will still work.

What size should I print it?

As a rule, the code should be at least a tenth of the distance people scan from — a code read from 2 metres away needs to be about 20 cm across. The size calculator works it out for you.