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QR Code Generator
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Turn a link, Wi-Fi login, phone number, WhatsApp chat, contact card, or any text into a QR code. Style it your way and download a sharp PNG or scalable SVG.
How to use this tool
Choose the type of code: URL, Text, Wi-Fi, Email, Phone, SMS, WhatsApp or Contact, and fill in its details. For Phone, SMS, WhatsApp and Contact, choose the country first: the calling code is added and a leading 0 is dropped. Under Contact, open More details for a work phone, address, link, birthday and note, all optional.
Under Style & size, pick a color preset (Classic, Black, Ocean, Forest, Sunset or Plum) or set the Foreground and Background colors, then the Module style (Square or Rounded), the Quiet zone, the Error correction level and the PNG size. A warning appears if the contrast is too low to scan, and the ? buttons explain each option.
Scan the preview with your phone, then use Copy image, Download PNG or Download SVG. Print it at least as large as the size suggested under the preview, and test the printed code before you share it.
How to use this tool
Choose the type of code: URL, Text, Wi-Fi, Email, Phone, SMS, WhatsApp or Contact, and fill in its details. For Phone, SMS, WhatsApp and Contact, choose the country first: the calling code is added and a leading 0 is dropped. Under Contact, open More details for a work phone, address, link, birthday and note, all optional.
Under Style & size, pick a color preset (Classic, Black, Ocean, Forest, Sunset or Plum) or set the Foreground and Background colors, then the Module style (Square or Rounded), the Quiet zone, the Error correction level and the PNG size. A warning appears if the contrast is too low to scan, and the ? buttons explain each option.
Scan the preview with your phone, then use Copy image, Download PNG or Download SVG. Print it at least as large as the size suggested under the preview, and test the printed code before you share it.
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QR codes for the things people actually share.
Print one on a flyer, put your Wi-Fi on the fridge, or add a contact card to a business card.
- Eight content types
- Links, plain text, Wi-Fi logins, email, phone numbers, SMS, WhatsApp chats, and vCard contacts, all in formats phones understand. Pick a country instead of typing a calling code.
- Your style, still scannable
- Start from a color preset or pick your own, go transparent, and choose rounded corners. A contrast check warns you before a code becomes unreadable.
- Print-ready downloads
- Export a sharp PNG at up to 2048 px, or an SVG that stays crisp on anything from a sticker to a billboard.
Frequently asked questions
Do these QR codes expire?
No. The data is encoded directly in the image, so the code works forever. There is no redirect or account behind it, which also means nothing can be tracked or switched off.
Which error correction level should I choose?
Medium (15%) suits most uses. Choose High if the code will be printed on something that can get scuffed or partially covered. Higher levels produce denser codes.
How do I make sure it scans?
Keep strong contrast (dark on light), leave the quiet zone margin in place, and print it at least as wide as the tool suggests, which is 2 cm for a short link. Always test with a phone before printing many copies.
Do I need to type the country code for phone numbers?
No. Choose the country from the list and type the number the way you dial it locally, including a leading 0 if you use one. The code adds the country code for you and shows the full number it will use. If you already have a number that starts with +, paste it as it is.
Where do the country flags come from?
Windows does not draw flag emoji by itself, so the country list uses the Twemoji Country Flags font (from the country-flag-emoji-polyfill package, MIT licence). The flag artwork is Twemoji by Twitter, used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence.
PNG or SVG?
Use PNG for websites and documents. Use SVG for print, since it can be resized without losing sharpness.