QR Code Generator

Welcome to the QR code generator built for businesses, creators, and teams who need scannable QR codes in seconds. This online QR code maker supports links, text, Wi-Fi access, vCard contacts, WhatsApp, SMS, email, and payment links. Connect it with the Invoice Generator, Email Sender Tool, Multi-Currency Converter, or the Tax/VAT Calculatorto keep pricing and delivery aligned. Use the content templates to make sure the QR opens the right app after a scan.

Use live preview to check scan quality, then refine size and quiet zone, error correction, colors and contrast, and logo overlays to keep the code readable across screens and print.

When your QR is ready, download PNG or SVG, open a full-size preview, or export a ZIP in batch mode. For repeat work, the history list keeps your recent payloads handy.

QR templates cover links and text, Wi-Fi access, vCard contacts, messaging, and payment links. These formats help scanners open the right destination without manual input.

For scan reliability, use size and quiet zone controls with the right error correction level. Shorter payloads and larger sizes scan faster on printed materials.

Use QR codes for menus, posters, event check-ins, packaging, support links, or digital business cards. If you have multiple URLs or products, batch export lets you download many QR codes in one ZIP.

For branding, apply logo overlays and keep color contrast high so the QR stays scannable.

QR codes are generated entirely in your browser. The tool does not send your content to a server or store it in a database. For the full breakdown, see the data privacy guide.

History is stored locally on this device, and downloads are saved only on your machine. If a QR code is shared publicly, anyone can scan and view the encoded data, so avoid sensitive details.

A good QR code starts with the right destination. Use a short, stable link or a clean payload so the QR code stays compact and easy to scan. For Wi-Fi or vCard payloads, double-check the details before printing.

Scannability depends on contrast and spacing. Keep a clear quiet zone around the code, use dark modules on a light background, and test on multiple devices before you publish.

For print, choose larger sizes and higher error correction so the code survives smudges, glare, or wear. If you include a logo, keep it modest and centered so it does not block critical patterns.

QR codes are static by default, so if the destination changes, regenerate the code. Keeping your payloads consistent and organized helps you manage campaigns and reuse assets faster.