QR Code Generator

Make a QR code in a few seconds. Pick a type like a website link, Wi-Fi, social media, Payments, WhatsApp or contact card, fill in your details, and your code is ready to save. It's free, there's nothing to install, and it's made right in your browser.

Text

Enter plain text content for your QR code

Caption under the code

Color

Foreground
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Format Options

Standard QR code without center image, icon, custom pattern, or text overlay.

How to Use QR Code Generator – Features, Benefits & Practical Uses

Turn a link, a Wi-Fi password or a phone number into a QR code

Ever had to read out a Wi-Fi password to a guest for the fifth time? Or typed a long link into a flyer and hoped nobody would mistype it? A QR code fixes that. Someone points their phone at it, and the info shows up on their screen.

This QR code generator lets you make one in a few seconds. You don't need an account or any software. Pick what you want to share, fill in the details, and the code appears right on the page.

 

How to make one simple easy QR Code

  1. Choose the type of code you want, like website, text, email, phone or Wi-Fi.
  2. Type or paste your details into the form.
  3. Check the preview and test it with your own phone (Use the QR Scanner).
  4. Save the image and use it wherever you need it.

Always scan it once yourself before you print anything. It takes ten seconds and saves a lot of trouble.

What can you put in a QR code?

More than most people think. You can make codes for:

  • A website link, a YouTube video or a social profile on Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn or TikTok
  • Wi-Fi details, so guests can join without typing a password
  • A phone number, an SMS, an email or a WhatsApp chat
  • A contact card (vCard) with your name, number and email
  • A map location, a calendar event or a Zoom meeting
  • Plain text, a PayPal payment link or a Bitcoin address

Each type has its own simple form, so you only fill in what that code needs.

Your data stays with you

The code is built right in your browser. What you type isn't sent to our servers. That matters a lot when you're making a code for a Wi-Fi password or a payment link.

Where it comes in handy

Small shop owners put a code on the counter that opens their Instagram page. Restaurants link to a menu. Teachers share a worksheet link on the board. Event planners add the schedule to invitations. At home, a Wi-Fi code on the fridge means you never have to spell out the password again.

Just keep the link in mind. A code only points to what you put in it, so if a web page moves or disappears, the code will lead nowhere. Double check your link before you print a hundred copies.

Want to check a code someone else made? Our QR scanner can read it from your camera or Scan from an image.

FAQ

Is this QR code generator really free?

Yes, it's free. You can make as many codes as you want, and you don't need to sign up or create an account. Just open the page, fill in your details, and you're done.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Everything works in your browser, on your phone, tablet or computer. There's no app to download.

What kinds of QR codes can I make?

Quite a few. You can make codes for website links, plain text, email, phone numbers, SMS, Wi-Fi, WhatsApp, locations, contact cards, PayPal, Bitcoin, Zoom meetings, events, and social profiles like Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube. Just pick the type and the form shows only the fields you need.

Will my QR code stop working after some time?

No, the code itself never expires. All the info is stored inside the picture, so it keeps working as long as what it points to is still there. The only problem is if you link to a web page that gets deleted or changes its address. Then the code still scans, but it takes people to a dead page.

Can I change the link after I've made the code?

No. The link is built into the code, so it can't be edited later. If you need something different, make a new code. That's why it's a good idea to check your details carefully before you print anything.

Can I make a QR code for my Wi-Fi?

Yes. Choose the Wi-Fi option, type your network name and password, and make the code. When guests scan it with their phone, they can join your network without typing anything. It's great to stick on the fridge or put on a small frame in your living room.

Can I use these QR codes for my business?

Yes. A lot of people use them on menus, business cards, flyers, product packaging and shop counters. Just make sure the link you use is one that will stay online for a long time, and test the code before you print a large batch.

Features

Instant

Live preview updates as you type.

Private

QR data stays in your browser.

20+ Types

Website, Wi-Fi, vCard, events & more.

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Export PNG, SVG, PDF or print.