QR code generator
URL, text, Wi-Fi, or email, then download PNG or SVG. Nothing you type leaves this tab.
Guides
Wi-Fi for guests, PNG vs SVG if you are printing, and a couple of other notes.
Create a QR code without uploading
Paste a link or a short note, then save PNG or SVG.
Make Wi-Fi and email QR codes
Create a Wi-Fi QR with the network name and password, or an email QR that opens a mailto draft. Built in the browser for guests and contact cards.
When to download PNG vs SVG
Choose PNG for messages and print, SVG when the code must stay sharp at any size. Tips for size, colors, space around the code, and scan reliability.
FAQ
Is this free?
Yes. No account, no watermark. Make as many codes as you want.
Do you see what I type?
No. The link, Wi-Fi password, or message stays in this tab. Close the tab and it is gone, unless you already downloaded the file.
What can I put in the code?
A website, a bit of text, Wi-Fi login, or an email draft. Switch tabs up top.
Can I change the colors?
Yes. Dark squares on a light background scan more reliably. Leave a little space around the edges if you are printing it.
PNG or SVG?
PNG for chats and a home printer. SVG if someone is going to scale it up.
Do these expire?
The file does not. It keeps working as long as the website, Wi-Fi, or email address still does.
Can I use this for work?
Yes. You own the files you download. You are responsible for what you put in them.
Wi-Fi scan failed. Now what?
Check the network name and password, including capitals and spaces. WPA is right for most home networks. Older phones sometimes need a scanner app.