Choose a QR code type
Start with a URL, a Wi-Fi network, a contact card, or plain text. Each type asks only for the fields it needs.
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The password is encoded in the QR code. Only share the code with people you trust.
Add at least a name or company. Other fields are optional.
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Create a QR code for a link, Wi-Fi network, contact card, or text in seconds. No signup, no watermark, no expiration — and your QR content never leaves your browser.
Three steps
No design software, no account, and no upload. Pick the content type, enter the details, and download a file that is ready for screen or print.
Start with a URL, a Wi-Fi network, a contact card, or plain text. Each type asks only for the fields it needs.
Type or paste the details. The preview updates as you go, and you can adjust the colors, size, and error correction.
Save a high-resolution PNG or a scalable SVG. Scan it with a phone before you print, especially if the code will be used at a distance.
QR code types
Every tool is free and works in your browser. Choose the one that matches what you need to share.
Turn any website link into a scannable code for print, packaging, or presentations.
Create a URL QR codeLet guests join your Wi-Fi with one scan — no typing long passwords.
Create a Wi-Fi QR codeShare your name, company, phone, and email as a digital business card.
Create a vCard QR codeEncode notes, instructions, serial numbers, or short messages as plain text.
Create a text QR codeWhy this one
Most free QR generators want an account, a trial, or a watermark. This one keeps the useful part free and explains the limits honestly.
Static QR codes are free forever: no watermark, no scan limit, and no trial timer.
The code is generated in your browser. Your URL, Wi-Fi password, or contact details are never uploaded.
No email, no password, no onboarding flow. Open the page and make a code in the time it takes to read this.
Download a crisp SVG for designers or a high-resolution PNG for everyday printing.
The layout adapts to phones, tablets, and desktops. The QR code itself stays sharp at every size.
Static codes cannot be edited after download. We say so clearly instead of hiding it behind a trial.
Use cases
A QR code is a shortcut. These are the places where a shortcut saves the most time.
Put a link to your menu, ordering page, or review form on every table.
Create a URL QR code →Skip reading out a long password. Guests join your network from the camera app.
Create a Wi-Fi QR code →Share your name, company, phone, and email without typing it into a new phone.
Create a vCard QR code →Put short directions, serial numbers, or event details on a sign or handout.
Create a text QR code →FAQ
Yes. Static QR codes are free, with no watermark, no account, and no scan limit. There is no trial timer and nothing to cancel.
Static QR codes do not expire. The website, Wi-Fi password, or contact details they point to can change, though — so test the code before you print it.
No. There is no signup, login, or email requirement. Open the page, enter your content, and download the code.
No. A static QR code stores the content in the pattern itself, so it cannot be changed after download. If the destination may change, use a stable page you control and print a new code when needed. Editable dynamic QR codes are on our roadmap, but they are not part of this free tool.
Yes. You can use the generated codes for personal or commercial projects. You are responsible for the content they link to and for testing them before printing.
For a short URL, aim for at least 2 × 2 cm (0.8 × 0.8 in). Use a larger code for long URLs, distance, or low-resolution printing. Keep the white border around the code — scanners need that quiet zone.
Common causes are low contrast, a code that is too small, glare on a screen, inverted colors, or print damage. Use dark modules on a light background, keep the quiet zone, and test with more than one phone before printing.
Your QR content is encoded in your browser and is never uploaded to our server. We may count page views with privacy-friendly analytics, but those events never include the content you type into the generator.
Free, private, and ready to print. No account needed.