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QR Code Generator

Create a QR code from a URL or text.

Your data is processed in your browser, never sent to a server

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Create a QR code from a URL, text or contact detail for free. Generate and download a QR code instantly in your browser for a menu, business card, poster or to share a web address. Generation happens on your device, requires no sign-up, and your QR code never expires.

How it works

  1. Enter the text or link you want to turn into a QR code.
  2. Wait for the QR code to generate instantly.
  3. Press "Download".
  4. Save the QR code image.

Frequently asked questions

Is creating a QR code free?

Yes, the QR code generator is completely free and requires no sign-up.

Does the QR code expire?

No, the generated QR code is static; it never expires and always points to the same content.

What can I put inside it?

You can turn content such as a web address, plain text or a contact detail into a QR code.

Does my data stay private?

The QR code is generated in your browser; the content you enter is processed on your device.

Build a QR code that scans well on screen and in print

QR Code Generator processes the entered URL or text in the browser and downloads the result as PNG or SVG. PNG sizes are 256, 512 and 1024 pixels, while vector SVG can be scaled for a poster, menu or business card without turning its modules blurry.

Error-correction levels L, M, Q and H change how much redundant data helps a code survive damage or dirt. A higher level can improve resilience but makes the pattern denser for the same payload, so a short link and strong light-dark contrast remain valuable.

Practical checklist

  • Choose a PNG larger than its intended display area for slides or social posts, and use SVG when a print designer needs flexible scaling.
  • Try Q or H for a label that may be scratched or partly covered; compare M when a clean screen code becomes unnecessarily dense.
  • Before publishing, scan the asset at its real display size with both an Android and an iPhone camera, then verify the decoded address.