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QR Code Generator

Turn a link, a wifi password, or any text into a QR code. Generated instantly in your browser — nothing is ever sent anywhere.

Your files are never sent to our servers
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Frequently asked questions

What can I encode in a QR code?

You can encode URLs, plain text, WiFi credentials (SSID and password), email addresses, phone numbers, and SMS messages.

Are the QR codes permanent?

The QR codes are static — the data is embedded directly in the image. They work forever as long as the encoded information remains valid.

What format is the downloaded QR code?

The QR code is downloaded as a high-resolution PNG image, suitable for printing, websites, and social media.

Is there a scan limit?

No. Static QR codes have no scan limits, no expiration, and no third-party dependencies.

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What are QR codes used for?

QR codes bridge the gap between physical and digital worlds. Restaurants use them for contactless menus, retailers for product information, events for digital tickets, and marketers for campaign tracking. A QR code can encode a website URL, a WiFi network password, an email address, a phone number, an SMS message, or plain text instructions. Unlike barcodes, QR codes store data both horizontally and vertically, allowing thousands of characters in a tiny square. They work even when partially damaged — up to 30% of the code can be obscured and still scan correctly. Our QR Code Generator creates high-resolution PNG images suitable for print (business cards, flyers, posters) and digital use (websites, social media, email signatures). The codes are static — the data is embedded directly in the image, so they work forever with no scan limits, no subscriptions, and no third-party dependencies. Generated entirely in your browser — your data never leaves your device.