🔲 QR Code Generator

Generate QR codes for websites, WiFi, contacts, email and more. Download instantly as PNG or SVG.

🔲 QR Code Generator

Generate QR codes for URLs, text, WiFi, contact cards, email and more. Download as PNG or SVG.

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What is the QR Code Generator?

This tool creates scannable QR codes for seven different content types — website URLs, plain text, WiFi network credentials, email addresses, phone numbers, SMS messages, and contact cards (vCards). Each QR code is generated instantly in your browser and can be downloaded as a PNG or SVG in a size and color scheme you choose, ready to drop into a design file or print directly onto a flyer, sign, or card.

How to Use It

Pick a QR code type from the dropdown, fill in the fields that appear — a URL, WiFi network name and password, contact details, or whatever the type calls for — then choose a size and foreground/background color. Click Generate QR Code, and download the result as PNG for general use or SVG if you need to scale it up for large-format print without losing sharpness.

When to Use It

Use it to put a link on a printed flyer or business card, let guests join your WiFi without typing a password, share your contact details at a networking event, or add a scannable phone number or pre-filled text message to a poster or menu that customers can scan with their phone camera.

Who Benefits

Small business owners printing menus and flyers, event organizers sharing WiFi access, and anyone designing business cards or posters can generate a ready-to-print code without design software, a paid QR code service, or a developer's help.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Every QR code generated here is free for both personal and commercial use, with no expiration or licensing restriction.
No. These are static QR codes that encode your data directly into the pattern itself, so they work indefinitely and don't rely on a redirect service that could go offline later. The only way one stops working is if the content it points to (like a URL) is taken down.
Use 300x300px for business cards and small print, and 1000x1000px or larger for posters viewed from a distance. You can customize the foreground and background colors, but keep strong contrast between them — low-contrast combinations can make a code unreliable to scan.