Website links and menus
Use URL mode for a menu, landing page, event page, or other web destination. Check the address before you download.
Free online utility · no registration or login
QR Code Generator
Create a static QR code for a URL, text, email, phone, or Wi-Fi network. Preview the payload, adjust colors, and download PNG or SVG in your browser with no registration or login.
- URL, text, email, phone, and Wi-Fi
- Static browser-generated codes
- PNG and SVG download
- Foreground and background colors
Enter content to see the QR code preview.
Encoded data19 characters
https://example.comPreview and downloads are created in this browser. Scan the final file before publishing it.
How to Create a QR Code
Choose the content, review the actual payload, then export the code you are ready to share.
- Step 1
Choose a content type
Select URL, Text, Email, Phone, or Wi-Fi, then enter the value you want to encode.
- Step 2
Review the live preview
Check the payload and preview together. Keep strong contrast and correct any typos before exporting.
- Step 3
Download or copy the result
Download PNG or SVG, or copy the encoded data for a second review before you share or print it.
Common QR Code Tasks
Start with a familiar use case, then replace the example content with the exact value you want to encode.
- Link a printed menu or event flyer to a landing page.
- Share short instructions or a plain-text handoff without building a web page.
- Prepare a guest Wi-Fi QR code after reviewing the network details.
- Add a phone number or email action to a business card or sign.
Use the Right QR Content
Choose a mode that matches what should happen after a scan. The tool keeps common actions visible without implying support for advanced dynamic or contact-card workflows.
Plain text and instructions
Text mode stores the message as entered, which works for short directions, labels, or a quick handoff without a separate web page.
Email and phone actions
Email and Phone modes add the familiar mail or call prefix so compatible scanners can offer the matching action.
Wi-Fi network details
Wi-Fi mode prepares a network payload for guests. Review the result carefully before printing or sharing a password.
Check a QR Code Before Sharing
A preview is useful, but the final image still deserves a quick content and scan check before it goes into a flyer, menu, package, or business card.
Keep the foreground darker
Use a dark foreground on a light background when possible. If you change the colors, check the preview for clear module contrast.
Leave clear space around the code
Do not let nearby text, borders, or artwork touch the QR modules. Preserve the visible whitespace around the exported image.
Scan the downloaded file
Use a real phone to scan the final PNG, SVG rendering, or printed version and confirm the URL, message, email, phone, or network details.
Static QR Codes, Privacy, and Limits
This generator encodes your content directly into an image. Knowing what it does not do helps you choose the right workflow before you publish the code.
Static means the encoded content is fixed
A downloaded code does not point through an editable campaign dashboard. If the content changes, generate a new image.
No redirect or scan analytics
The tool does not create short links, track scans, or provide a dynamic destination. It simply encodes the value you entered.
Review sensitive content before export
Wi-Fi passwords, private phone numbers, and email addresses become part of the shared image. Confirm the audience before printing or posting.
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SVG to PNG Converter
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QR Code Generator FAQ
Direct answers about static QR codes, supported content, browser privacy, exports, and scan checks.
Is this QR code generator free and do I need an account?
The tool is free to use online and does not require registration or login. Generation happens in the current browser session, so there is no account history or dashboard for these codes.
What types of QR codes can I create?
You can create QR codes for URLs, plain text, email addresses, phone numbers, and Wi-Fi details. This page does not provide vCard, SMS, event, logo, dynamic redirect, or analytics features.
Can I download a QR code as PNG or SVG?
Yes. Use PNG for a common image file or SVG when you need a scalable vector file. Copy data copies the encoded payload text, not the QR image.
Are the QR codes static?
Yes. The content is encoded directly into the generated QR image. If the destination or text changes, create and download a new code. This tool does not provide dynamic redirects or scan analytics.
Do static QR codes expire?
The downloaded image does not have a service expiration date because it contains the payload directly. A URL can still stop working if the destination page is removed or changed.
Why is my QR code not scanning?
Check that the content is correct, keep the foreground darker than the background, leave clear space around the code, and scan the final downloaded or printed version with a real phone. Very long content creates denser codes that can be harder to read.
Can I create a Wi-Fi QR code?
Yes. Choose Wi-Fi and enter the network value requested by the tool. Review the resulting payload before sharing because network details and passwords can be sensitive.
Is my QR content uploaded?
The QR payload is generated in your browser and the page does not send it to a QR-generation service. You should still treat the generated image as a copy of whatever content you entered and share it carefully.