QR Code Generator
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Create free QR codes for links, text, and more, then download a high-resolution PNG. Works in your browser — no sign-up, no watermark.
Create a QR code for any link, text, Wi-Fi password, phone number, or plain message in seconds. Everything is generated right in your browser, so your data is never uploaded, and you can download a crisp, high-resolution PNG to print or share.
How to use QR Code Generator
- Type or paste the URL or text you want to encode.
- Choose the size that fits where you'll use the code — larger for print, smaller for screens.
- Your QR code updates live. Click "Download PNG" to save it.
Who it is for
QR Code Generator is for turning a link into something a phone can scan: a menu, a business card, a poster, a Wi-Fi password, or a payment link. It is used by anyone who needs a code at print resolution without an account, and by people who would rather their link was not logged by someone else's generator.
How it works
- The code is generated in the browser by a JavaScript QR library, so the content — a link, a password, plain text — is never sent anywhere.
- The output is a high-resolution PNG, which is what a printed code needs to stay sharp at any size.
- Wi-Fi and contact payloads use the standard encoding phones understand, so the scan offers to join the network or save the contact.
What it cannot do
- The code is static: change the destination and every printed copy breaks, because static QR codes cannot be redirected.
- There is no logo in the centre. Embedding one lowers the error-correction margin, which is why many generators that offer it produce codes that fail when slightly damaged.
- A longer payload means a denser code, which is harder to scan from a distance or in poor light.
- PNG only — no vector SVG export here.
Frequently asked questions
Do the QR codes expire?
No. The codes are static, so they encode your link or text directly and keep working forever — there is no redirect or account that could expire.
Can I use these QR codes commercially?
Yes. QR codes you generate are yours to use on products, flyers, business cards, packaging, or anywhere else, free of charge.
What size should I download for printing?
Choose the 512 × 512 px option — it is the largest size the generator offers, and a QR code is vector-like in the sense that it is made of hard-edged modules, so it stays scannable when scaled up. A good rule is at least 2 × 2 cm on the final printed piece for reliable scanning.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. The QR code is built entirely in your browser using JavaScript, so the text or URL you enter never leaves your device.